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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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they are mounted on;
(d) are camouflaged through the use of colours and
materials which blend into the surrounding landscape or
where mounted on a building are colour matched to their
background, using nonreflective paint;
(e) are positioned to minimise clutter of multiple facilities;
(f) are at least partially screened by vegetation; and
(g) in activity centres are positioned and designed to be less
visible by pedestrians.
AO16.3
Except where colocated with an existing telecommunications
facility, telecommunications facilities are located at least:
(a) 400 metres from a residential activity;
(b) 500 metres from any childcare centre, community care
centre, educational establishment or park;
(c) 20 metres from any public pathway; and
(d) 1 kilometre from any other existing or approved
telecommunications facility.
AO16.4
The height of a tower does not exceed:
(a) 20 metres where within the Urban boundaries; and
(b) 25 metres where outside of the Urban boundaries.
AO16.5
Where colocated with another existing telecommunications
facility the height of a tower does not exceed:
(a) 25 metres where within the urban boundaries; and
(b) 30 metres where outside the urban boundaries.
AO17 AO17
Telecommunication towers do not cast shadows such that the For proposed buildings or structures having a height exceeding
amenity of surrounding premises or usability of public open 8.5 metres above ground level and a crosssectional area
space is unreasonably reduced. exceeding 20m2, shadowing does not affect residential lots,
childcare centres or public open space to the extent of more
than 20% of their site area for a period in excess of three hours
on any day of the year.
Health and safety
PO18 AO18
The obtrusiveness of lighting is minimised without Telecommunication facilities are designed and operated to
unreasonably limiting the use, enjoyment or safety of outdoor restrict human exposure to electromagnetic radiation in
recreation facilities. accordance with industry standards and best practice.
Editor's note compliance with Radio Communications
(Electromagnetic Radiation – Human Exposure) Standard
2003 and Radio Protection Standard for Maximum Exposure
Levels to Radiofrequency Fields, as updated from time to
time, would be expected as a minimum.
PO19 AO19.1
Telecommunication facilities are not publicly accessible. Security fencing is provided to prevent unauthorised entry to the
telecommunications facility.
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