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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0053
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Log in to see the plans as drawn patterns of Noosa; and The use has been appropriately located on
(v) Functions of towns and villages the periphery of the Soreen Point ’Village
Centre’ as identified on the Noosa Plan
Strategy Map andadjacent to other
community services, including significant
transport and electricity infrastructure and is
well removed from community sensitive
locations.
For these reasons the proposal is
consistent with OEO 3.1.3 (c).
3.1.3 (d)Heritage Complies.
The indigenous and non-indigenous history, The proposed development will be located
,
i
culture and traditions are reflected in the on freehold land for which there are no
built and natural heritage of Noosa and are heritage items identified.
preserved for future generations.
Therefore the proposal is consistent with
OEO 3.1.3Jdl
3.1.3 (g) Open space, environment and Complies.
conservation functions The subject site is not identified as being
Networks of open space and natural located in an open space corridor and the
habitat, vegetated lands, and riparian zones specific location of the facility is not within
along watercourses- existing native vegetation as outlined on
(i) Are sensitively managed and Map 4 Open Space Networks. The proposal
protected from any adverse is appropriately located within a low density
impacts, including cumulative rural area used for agricultural purposes
impacts, resulting from and will not require vegetation removal. In
development; addition the proposed facility has been
(ii) Set Noosa apart from other coastal setback from environmentally sensitive
parts of south-east Queensland areas (e.g. 400m away from identified
by strongly protecting the natural Remnant Vegetation and 200m from Lake
environment Cootharaba) to avoid areas of significant
(iii) Support the economy through the natural resources and minimise potential
tourism industry environmental impacts associated with the
(iv) Define the boundaries to or of each development.
of the distinct localities of Noosa;
(v) Protect water quality, landscape Additionally, the subject site is heavily
stability and biodiversity vegetated by a combination of the pine
(vi)Provide passive, nature-based plantation and existing mature vegetation
recreational and educational which borders the subject site and road
opportunities; network. Onsite and nearby vegetation will
(vii)Enhance visual amenity; and provide significant screening benefits and
(viii) Provide linkages beyond the facility has been designed as a slim line
Noosa’s boundaries. monopole, which can be colour matched to
the surrounding vegetation.
The introduction of fixed wireless coverage
will enhance thecommunity’s potential in
regard to economic wellbeing and social
growth of the wider Noosa area. Fixed
wireless in the Soreen Point area will aid
economic and social growth and
diversification within the tourism sectors of
the shire.
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