2020-02-11 P&E Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - MCU18-0166 - Visual Impact Assessment

(which has been identified by Council through        seen rising above the surrounding vegetation, it
community engagement activities) at number           would also be seen against a backdrop of
298 Tablelands Road.                                 vegetation and absorbed into the view.
Most of these properties have views oriented         Overall, there would be no perceived change in
towards the surrounding mountains which are          the amenity of views from dwellings to the
located to the southeast and southwest of the        north, resulting negligible visual impact.
site so that the proposal is not in line with the
main features of these views. Where vegetation
and landform does not intervene, there may be
some glimpsed views to the upper section of the
monopole from these residential properties.
In these views only a small portion of the
monopole would be seen rising above the
vegetation. This visible portion of the monopole
would be viewed against a backdrop of
surrounding trees.
During construction, views to the ground level       View south from 560 Tablelands Road towards Mt
works would also be screened by existing             Cooran (source: URL www.realestate.com.au)
vegetation. Where construction equipment is

Figure 6.26 Cross section from 301 Tablelands Road




Figure 6.27 Cross section from 486 Tablelands Road




Figure 6.28 Cross section from 560 Tablelands Road




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