Rural zone code assessment

Performance outcomes                            Acceptable Outcomes               Compliance
PO5
Uses such as nature-based tourism,        No acceptable outcome provided.
outdoor education, environment facilities
and outdoor sport and recreation may be
appropriate where:

 1.   they cannot be more appropriately
      located in urban areas;
 2.   they have an indelible connection to
      rural or ecological values of the site;
 3.   there is an overriding community
      benefit of the development;
 4.   they are not located on Agricultural
      Land Conservation Area as shown on
      the Agricultural Land Overlap
      Maps in schedule 2 or are temporary
      in nature so as not to compromise
      agricultural uses in the future; and
 5.   they do not interfere with
      remnant vegetation or ecologically
      important areas.
PO6                                                                               Not relevant for assessment as per Table 5.5.13 of
Extractive industry operations are limited      No acceptable outcome provided.   the Rural zone.
to designated Key Resource Areas and at
other known resources deposits where:

 1.   best practice environmental
      management is met;
 2.   the amenity of residents in the
      vicinity of extractive
      industry operations is maintained;
 3.   they do not conflict with agricultural
      operations;
 4.   the safety of rural roads is ensured;
      and
 5.   the visual amenity of the rural area
      as viewed from the major road
      network is protected.