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Town Planning Report 18 Taylor Court Cooroy Rev A (1)
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Noosa Plan 2020: Amendment 2
Part 8 Overlays \ 8.2 Overlay codes \ 8.2.9 Regional Infrastructure Overlay Code
groundwater and on-site surface water quality.
Editor's note- Developments involving the irrigation of
wastewater will need to provide a MEDLI Modelling Report
demonstrating the nominated land area for wastewater
irrigation is suitably located and sized to accommodate
design wastewater loads, storages are suitably sized to
accommodate design wastewater loads, and proposed
irrigation practices will not damage water quality. It is
recommended the modelling exercise incorporate scenarios
based on both a 10-year and 20-year planning horizon and
incorporate a minimum of three irrigation concepts.
PO4 No acceptable outcome provided
Management, handling and storage of hazardous Complies with PO4
chemicals (including fuelling of vehicles) within a Water Any hazardous chemicals fuels or cleaning products
supply buffer, is undertaken in secured, climate associated with future tenancies can be stored and
controlled, weather proof, level and bunded handled within secure weatherproof and bunded
enclosures. enclosures or storage containers in accordance with
relevant Australian Standards and environmental
legislation.
PO5 AO5
Development maintains an adequate separation Development complies with the separation distances Complies with PO5
distance and avoids areas of potential flood inundation by stream order as specified in Table 8.2.9.3A The development is an urban industry infill site and
to protect waterways or water supply sources. can maintain appropriate separation from any
mapped waterways and drainage corridors.
Stormwater design does not propose to increase in
downstream flood levels or significant impacts to
flow regimes beyond the site boundary.
Bulk Water Infrastructure
PO6 AO6
Development is set back from bulk water supply Development is setback in accordance with Table Not Applicable
infrastructure to: 8.2.9.3B ‘Recommended separation distances from
(a) avoid safety risks to people and property; bulk water supply infrastructure’.
(b) minimise noise and visual impacts to people and
property; and
(c) ensure the physical integrity and operation,
maintenance and expansion of the infrastructure
is not compromised.
Print Date: 09/12/2025 Page 4
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