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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0053
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Log in to see the plans as drawn3.3 Candidate Sites
Following the identification of the search area for the Soreen Point facility, a number of
candidate sites were examined around the search area. Each candidate was assessed
based on the
ability to meet the coverage objectives and site considerations detailed
above. A total of three (3) candidates were selected for in-depth investigation for the
Soreen Point facility, as per Figure 3.1 below.
NSN Co endeavours to avoid locating search areas in close proximity to residential
localities and potentially sensitive land uses, where practicable. The Soreen Point site is
comprised predominantly of rural land uses, with scattered residential dwellings. As such,
it is considered that the Soreen Point area provides an appropriate location for a facility,
given the physical separation provided from residential and other sensitive land uses.
Figure 3.1: Location of Candidate Sites (Source:Google Earth)
A summary of the proposed candidates is located below, including a description of the
opportunities and constraints that each site afforded.
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