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Assessment – The proposal has been assessed against the relevant overall outcomes of Medium Impact
Industry zone code and is considered to reflect a consistent and desirable development outcome for the
land. A full Assessment of the Medium Impact Industry Code is included within the Tables of Code
Assessment at Attachment 8.
4.1.5 Overlays
The subject site is mapped as being constrained by the following planning scheme overlay, as shown in the
overlay map extracts below and within the Statutory Map Extracts at Attachment 2. A general summation
of how the proposal complies with the applicable overlay code is summarised in Table 9 below:
Table 9: Assessment of relevant Overlay Code
Overlay Applicant Response
Acid Sulfate Soils Excavation required to facilitate the proposed
development is not anticipated to result in the
disturbance of acid sulfate soils potentially present
within the site.
Assessment – The proposed development is considered appropriate for the subject site as informed by
the supporting technical reports.
4.1.6 Development Codes
There are a number of planning scheme codes triggered for the assessment of this application. A general
summation of how the proposal complies with the key outcomes of the relevant codes is discussed below.
a) Noosaville Local Plan Area Code – The proposed development reflects a consistent and desirable
development outcome anticipated for industry zoned land and is considered to be consistent with
the intent and relevant overall outcomes and performance outcomes or acceptable solutions of
the Noosaville Local Plan Area Code applicable to the subject land.
b) Medium Impact Industry Zone Code – The subject land is designated within the Medium Impact
Industry zone. The proposed development is a consistent land use pursuant to this zone and
furthers the intent of the specific outcomes in particular:
i. The proposed development is industrial in nature and is of a form and density that will
integrate with the surrounding industrial nature of built form;
ii. The design of the proposed development, whilst industrial in nature, incorporates varied
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