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Most of these properties have views oriented Overall, there would be no perceived
towards the surrounding mountains which are modification to this view and a negligible visual
located to the southeast and southwest of the impact.
site so that the proposal is not in line with the
main features of these views. Where vegetation 6.6.4. Views from dwellings to the south
and landform does not intervene, there may be and northern outskirts of Cooran
some glimpsed views to the upper section of the There are several residential dwellings to the
monopole from these residential properties. south of the proposal site, on the northern
In these views the monopole would be seen fringe of Cooran, that may have views to the
rising above the vegetation, so that the lower proposal site.
level of the monopole would be screened. The landform is gently undulating so that the
During construction, views to the ground level intervening hills and vegetation provide some
works would also be screened by existing localized screening of views towards the
vegetation, however, the installation of the proposal site. However, the lower viewing angle
tower may be seen above the surrounding means that the upper portion of the monopole
vegetation. would be seen rising above the surrounding
vegetation and in some locations viewed against
Overall, there would be a low level of visual
the sky.
modification in views from dwellings to the
north, resulting minor adverse visual impacts. This would include properties, such as number 9
and 17 Weemilah Court, 30 Risley Court (refer
viewpoint 4) and 40 Brewers Road.
However, the distance between the site and
these properties is 1 to 2km, and the scale of
this change would be minor due to the nature of
the slim structure viewed at this distance.
Overall, there would be a low level of visual
modification in views from dwellings to the
south, resulting in a minor adverse visual impact.
View south from 560 Tablelands Road towards the
proposal site and Mt Cooran (source: URL
www.realestate.com.au)
6.6.3. Views from the Cooran Tablelands
Lookout
The view from the Cooran Tablelands Lookout
(refer viewpoint 3) is again oriented to the south
and southeast, and not towards the proposal
site. There is a glimpsed peripheral view towards Northerly view from 17 Weemilah Court towards the
the site, and the proposal would be visible in the proposal site and Mt Pinbarren (source: URL
background of this view, set below the www.realestate.com.au)
viewpoint, and the upper level of the monopole
would be seen against a backdrop of
background vegetation and rural landscapes.
IRIS Visual Planning + Design Page 40
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