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MCU14/0028 Appendix 3 chicken-meat-guidelines
Performance criteria Acceptable outcomes
P1 A1
Meat chicken farms must: The meat chicken farm is separated from:
be developed so as not to cause unlawful non-rural zones
environmental harm vii as a result of: sensitive land uses in the rural zone
- noise surface water, wells and bores
- odour, particulate matter or other air declared fish habitats defined in the
emission Fisheries Act 1994 and regulation
- water contamination High Ecological Value waters defined in
- visual appearance the Environmental Protection (Water)
- traffic associated with the farm Policy 2009 (EPP Water).
- lighting.
be separated from one another to (Appendixes 1 and 2 provide a guide on
minimise the risk of animal to animal separation and buffer distances)
disease transfer between farms
be elevated to enable adequate Note 1: When assessing separation distances
ventilation and drainage the S-factor methodology should be used for
have adequate vehicle access meat chicken farms up to 300 000 birds, and
not be subject to flooding odour dispersion modelling should be used for
be provided with a reliable water supply farms with more than 300 000 birds. Odour
and electricity supply dispersion modelling can also be used for meat
be located within reasonable proximity to chicken farms with less than 300 000 birds, if
processing plants separation distances are less than required by
not interfere with sites or places of the S-factor methodology.
significant cultural heritage or nature
conservation. Note 2: Odour dispersion modelling should be
carried out based on best practice modelling
under Queensland conditions, e.g. 'Best Practice
Guidance for the Queensland Poultry Industry–
Plume Dispersion Modelling and Meteorological
Processing (PAE Holmes, 2011)'.
A2
The land the meat chicken farm is
developed on has an appropriate area and
dimensions to provide for adequate
setbacks of buildings, sheds, dams, internal
roads and waste disposal areas from:
sensitive land uses in the rural zone
non-rural land zones
surface water, wells and bores
declared fish habitat areas defined in the
Fisheries Act 1994 and regulation
High Ecological Value waters defined in
the Environmental Protection (Water)
Policy 2009 (EPP Water).
(Appendixes 1 and 2 provide a guide on
separation and buffer distances)
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Environmental harm is defined in the Definitions section of this document.
Queensland Guidelines Meat Chicken Farms 17
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