planning report 22 lorikeet - draft · MCU25/0146

                   Only beach access points for use by the community are
                   constructed.
PO7     Turtle     PO7                                                              No new beach access are proposed.       Y
nesting            No new beach access points are established unless the
                   beach access is designed to reduce interference on turtle
                   nesting areas and—

                   (a) is required to enhance public access to the beach;
                       and
                   (b) there is no increase in the number of beach access
                       points, with any replaced beach accesses fenced off
                       and revegetated.
AO8.1 & 8.2        AO8.1                                                            A condition can be imposed.             Y
Sea     turtles    Development is to use outside lighting that is—
and artificial
lighting           (a) shielded by 25cm shields;
                   (b) mounted down low to avoid direct horizontal light or
                       downwards glare onto the beach or ocean; and
                   (c) directed downwards and away from the coast.


                   Editor's Note—Refer to Figure 8.2.4.5 for example of
                   shielded lighting.

                   AO8.2
                   All outside lights are fitted with light motion detection
                   sensors and/or timers to ensure lighting is turned off when
                   not required.
PO9          Sea   PO9                                                              A condition can be imposed.             Y
turtles      and   Development minimises the use and intensity (brightness/
artificial         luminance) of outside lighting to avoid reflection from the
lighting           ground, buildings and other surfaces.
AO10         Sea   AO10                                                             A condition can be imposed.             Y
turtles      and   All windows and glass doors visible from the coast are—
artificial
lighting           (a) tinted with non-reflective tinting, or utilise smart glass
                       technology, to block a minimum of 50% of light to
                       reduce light transmission or spill from indoor lighting
                       (i.e. allows a maximum of 50% of light to pass
                       through); or
                   (b) shielded by external screens to reduce light spill from
                       indoor lighting.

                   Editor's Note— Windows shielded with external fixed
                   louvers are to be—

                   (a) solid (i.e. no holes);
                   (b) directed downward from the window at a minimum
                       angle of 30 degrees; or
                   (c) in accordance with the dimensions identified in Figure
                       8.2.4.6.




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