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PROJECT URBAN – 18135 May 2018
Natural Hazards
The map extract shows that the site includes
areas mapped as having medium potential
bushfire intensity. Despite this mapping
however, it should be noted that the proposed
cabins are located in an area that is devoid of
any significant vegetation. Nonetheless, in
accordance with Table 13.6 the proposal has
been assessed against the Natural Hazards
Overlay Code and is considered to comply for
the following reasons:
the proposed cabins are located away
from any existing mature vegetation on
the site;
the development includes a rainwater
tank for each cabin which will provide a
combined total of 24,000l of water. This
supply can be supplemented by the
existing dams on site, if necessary. As a
result, it is considered that there is
sufficient water supply on site for
firefighting purposes, if required; and
The Operational Plan nominates an
emergency evacuation route and
meeting point on the site and a notice
will be erected in each cabin to detail
this procedure.
7.5 MARY RIVER CATCHMENT LOCALITY CODE
Purpose and Overall Outcomes
The proposal has been assessed against the Purpose and Overall Outcomes for the Mary River
Catchment Locality that are specific to the Rural zone in the Table below. In summary, the Table
demonstrates that the proposal is consistent with the purpose and overall outcome sought by the
Code for the zone.
Purpose and overall outcomes Comment
For the Rural Zone—rural land is protected Complies: The site will remain in active
and appropriately managed such that:- agricultural use and all mapped vegetation on
i. Agriculture and habitat protection are the the site will be maintained.
dominant land uses;
ii. the scenic and environmental values, the Complies: The proposal will not impact on the
distinct rural amenity and agricultural environmental values or agricultural
productivity of the locality are preserved and productivity of the site. Landscaping will be
are not adversely impacted as a consequence planted to ensure that the cabins will integrate
of development on or adjacent to that land; successfully into the rural landscape.
Development Assessment Report Page 24 of 29
Material Change of Use (Visitor Accommodation Type 3 Rural)
340 Pomona Kin Kin Road Pinbarren
Lot 26 on M37911
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