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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix
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20 hectares.
Pigs
AO10.4
For animal husbandry, livestock does not exceed a stocking
density of 10 pigs per hectare.
or
AO10.5
For Intensive animal industry, pigs are provided with a range area
that does not exceed an average stocking density of 30 adult pigs
per hectare and which offers continuous access to shelter,
provided that any property with over 50 pigs is at least 20 hectares
in area.
Poultry
AO10.6
For animal husbandry livestock does not exceed 999 birds and a
pasture stocking density of 250 birds per hectare, provided that
buildings or structures used to house poultry at night do not
exceed a stocking density of 28kgs of live birds per square metre
of floor space.
or
AO10.7
For Intensive animal industry livestock density does not exceed
2,500 birds per hectare of pasture with at least 8m2 of overhead
shade per 1,000 birds, provided that any property with 1,000 birds
or more is at least 20 hectares in area
Editor’s Note—The appropriate stocking rate (number of livestock
on a paddock or a whole farm) can be calculated for each type of
animal using tools published by Meat & Livestock Australia.
"Grazing land types of the Gympie district" by Adam Logan,
Graeme Elphinstone and Brad Wedlock, published by the
Queensland Government in 2010 may also be of local relevance.
PO11 AO11
Sufficient separation distance is provided between Animal Irrespective of boundary setbacks for the relevant zone, area used
husbandry and Intensive animal industry and sensitive land uses to contain livestock intensively, whether temporarily or
on other premises. permanently, or waste and byproduct disposal areas are located
no less than—
(a) 50 metres from a road reserve;
(b) 250 metres from land in a residential zone or the Rural
Residential zone;
(c) 40 metres from another property boundary; and
(d) 150 metres from a sensitive land use.
provided that a mobile poultry shed housing no more than 200
birds can be as close as 40 metres to any property boundary
provided it is within the setbacks specified above for no more than
2 days during any given week.
PO12 AO12.1
Sufficient separation distance is provided between livestock and Buildings used to house animals, temporary holding yards, areas
ecologically important areas including national parks, waterways, of waste or byproduct disposal are not within 100 metres of
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