Town Planning Report 18 Taylor Court Cooroy Rev A (1)

The supporting Waste Management Plan prepared for the proposed industrial development at 18
Taylor Court, Cooroy addresses waste generation and servicing for 54 tenancies during the five
stages of development. Based on industry-standard generation rates the development is expected to
be managed progressively through the staged development resulting in a net total of eleven (11) 2m3
bulk bins located within screened on-site bin enclosures and wash down facilities Site configuration
facilitates waste collection with Heavy Rigid Vehicle (HRV) entering and exiting the site from Taylor
Court in a forward direction with internal driveways and manoeuvring areas designed to safely
accommodate the service vehicle.

OPW Available Infrastructure

The site is within the local government priority infrastructure area (Map LGIP-PIASC-6). Site is
recorded to have access to existing higher order approved stormwater infrastructure and access to
reticulated sewer, water, electricity, and telecommunications. A preliminary enquiry recorded
responses from the following providers:

   •   Energex QLD
   •   NBN Co QLD
   •   Noosa Shire Council
   •   Superloop (Australia) Pty Ltd
   •   Telstra QLD South-East
   •   Unitywater North

The design is responsive to utilise the existing network infrastructure with details provided in the
supporting information. Development integrates with existing infrastructure and can be serviced
without adverse impacts on neighbouring properties or Council networks.

Infrastructure Charges

The proposed development includes development subject to infrastructure charges to be calculated
based on the current charges. An assessment of Noosa Shire Council Charges Resolution (No. 9)
2025. Site comprises of an existing industrial allotment and a reduction if applicable should be
allocated from any adopted charges for existing use when calculating the necessary infrastructure
charges.


       FRAMEWORK FOR ASSESSMENT

The following categorising instruments contain assessment benchmarks applicable to development
applications under the Planning Act 2016:
   • Planning Regulation 2017
   • State Planning Policy 2017
   • South-East Queensland Regional Plan (Shaping SEQ 2023)
   • Planning Scheme for the Local Government area
   • Any Temporary Local Planning Instrument (TLPI)

        State Instrument
The Planning Regulation 2017 prescribes assessment benchmarks for a development application
which are additional or alternative to the assessment benchmarks contained in local governments
planning scheme. Assessment benchmarks and applicable extracts from the QLD development
assessment mapping system are summarised in Table 5 and State Matters of Interests report included
as Appendix B.


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Town Planning Report - 18 Taylor Court Cooroy QLD 4563