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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0053
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Log in to see the plans as drawn7.0 PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
This section of the report assesses the proposal against the relevant provisions of the
Planning Scheme which include the relevant codes.
7.1 Desired Environmental Outcomes
As the proposed use is identified as Impact Assessable and an inconsistent land use
within the Rural Zone, assessment against the DEO~s of the Noosa Plan 2009 is required.
There are twelve (12)categories of DEOs within the Noosa Plan 2009, five (5)of which
are considered to be relevant to this proposal. Demonstration of compliance with the
relevant DEO’s is contained below.
3.1.3 (a)Agric /tura/ Uses Complies.
Agricultural industry is maintained by- The subject site is currently used for
(i) conserving land for economically farming purposes, predominately forestry
viable and environmentally and logging. However, the proposed
sustainable agricultural purposes; development will not compromise the
(H) preventing the fragmentation of capabilities or practices of the site or
good quality agricultural land; surrounding land uses as the establishment
(iii) facilitating the growth of non- of the proposed facility will occupy a
traditional, though high value, crops relatively small lease area (80m2) of the
which have minimal impact on the total 106ha of land and is also located on
natural environment or adjacent the periphery of the site on cleared land to
crops; avoid interference.
(iv)facilitating the growth of non-
traditional animal husbandry The introduction of fixed wireless coverage
practices such as aquaculture where will enhance the community’s potential in
it does not alienate good quality regard to economic wellbeing and social
agricultural land or have a growth. Fixed wireless in Soreen Point
detrimental impact upon the which is identified as a ’Village Centre’ on
environment; the Noosa Plan Strategy Map will aid
(v) protecting agricultural pursuits from economic and social growth and
incompatible uses; diversification within the agricultural sectors
(vi)facilitating the growth of farm of the shire, and create an opportunity for
forestry practices; supplementary incomes and business
(vH)value adding to farm produce to pursuits.
enhance economic viability; and
(viii) adopting water and energy Therefore the proposal is consistent with
efficient practices. DEO 3.1.3 (a).
3.1.3 (c)Community Uses and facilities Complies.
An adequate range of community services The
proposed development is considered
and facilities supporting the physical, safety, an essential community service for
,
,
artistic and social needs of the community residents within the Soreen Point locality.
are equitably distributed having regard to
the- The proposed facility will provide improved
(i) Location and density of housing network access to remote locations within
(H) Location of transport infrastructure the region to help service current and future
(Hi) Location of business centres residents needs by providing access to
Social economic and efficient and reliable broadband services.
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