07/2238 - MCU - Service amd Utility Tpye 3 - Tower [As Published] · 132007.2238

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MCU for Noosa South, Lot 15 on SP177649 INTERNATIONAL
The area in which the subject site is situated is "Open Space Conservation" as defined in
the Noosa Heads Zone Map ZMé6 under the provisions of the Noosa Plan 2006. The
proposed Material Change of Use will be Impact Assessable according to Part 9 Noosa
Heads Locality Plan - Division 11 Open Space Conservation. This Impact Assessable
Material Change of Use application is subject to the Noosa Heads Locality Plan DEO's and
codes:

 

The applicable codes for this proposal are as follows:

Locality Plan - Part 9 Noosa Heads

Division 11 - Assessment table for the Open Space Conservation

Division 14 - Overall Outcomes for the Noosa Heads Locality

Division 15 - Specific Outcomes for the Noosa Heads Locality

Division 24 - Open Space Conservation Zone

Assessment Criteria (Use Code) - Part 14

. Division 5 — Infrastructure Use Code
5.5.2 Noosa Heads Locality Plan
Noosa Heads area is defined by a number of varied and complex areas and land uses.

The site is designated as “Open Space Conservation" as set out in the Noosa Heads Zone
Map 6.

Division 11 of the Noosa Heads Locality table expresses that any Infrastructure use would
be impact assessable, and also considered it as an inconsistent use. It is however
considered that this land use does not fairly reflect the previous activities on the land. The
land has been previously used by Council for the storage and disposal of inert material,
meaning that some land including the subject site is clear of any flora and fauna.

Part 9 — Division 14 of the Planning Scheme sets out the overall outcomes for the Noosa
Heads locality, and the solutions that have to be addressed (see Appendix C). The
proposed development has specific regards to the visual amenity of its locality and also
high regard to natural conservation issues. .

Comments: The proposed felecommunication tower will comply with the general intent of
the Noosa Heads Locality. The proposed development will not cause any undue harm to
the visual amenity of the area and by using an area that have been previous disturbed no
flora or fauna will be adversely effected. The location of the site has been selected to
provide the required network coverage will have the least amount effect on the visual
impact, as viewed from the local road network and nearby residential areas. The other
important consideration is the effect of the proposed development on the nature

 

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