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Planning Report - 6-10 Diamond Street, Cooroy 27.12.18
Attached to the e-mail Commercial Business Type 1 Office, Retail Business Type 2 Shop & Salon & Multiple Housing Type 4 Conventional - 4 units (Cover Letter, DA Form, Owners Consent & Planning Report) - MCU19/0001.
advantage of the site’s locational qualities.
Economic Growth The proposal represents a diversification and expansion of Cooroy’s economy.
The proposal represents an appropriate mix of residential, retail and
i) Agriculture commercial uses in response to the diverse needs of the community.
ii) Development and construction
iii) Mining and extractive resources
The mixed-use development is located in an urban area and does not
iv) Tourism
negatively impact on agricultural, mining, or tourism development
opportunities.
Environment and Heritage The site is not located within biodiversity, coastal environment, or cultural
heritage overlays.
i) Biodiversity
The site has previously been cleared of all vegetation of significance and is
ii) Coastal Environment located within a business/retail urban area.
iii) Cultural heritage A Stormwater Water Management Plan will be lodged in response to
iv) Water quality
Council’s Information Request as will address the benchmarks for the Water
Quality overlay.
The proposal will not adversely impact upon or alter the existing stormwater
quality or the locality’s hydrology.
Safety and Resilience to Hazards The site is not located within any hazards areas. Additionally, these issues are
addressed in the local government flood mapping area and Natural Hazard
i) Emissions and hazardous Overlay Code.
activities
ii) Natural hazards, risk and
resilience
Infrastructure The proposed mixed-use development will connect to the existing
infrastructure including Council’s reticulated water, electricity, and sewer
i) Energy and water supply supply.
ii) Infrastructure integration
The proposal will not compromise or intrude upon any strategic
iii) Transport infrastructure
infrastructure.
iv) Strategic airports and aviation
facilities
v) Strategic ports
State Development Assessment Provisions
The State Development Assessment Provisions (SDAP) set out the matters of interest to the state for
development assessment, where the State Assessment and Referral Agency (SARA) is responsible for assessing
or deciding development applications as assessment manager or as a referral agency. The Development
Assessment Mapping System (DAMS) identifies the Area within 25 metres of a State Transport Corridor (Figure
5) and State-Controlled Road Intersection (Figure 6) overlays as being applicable to the subject site.
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