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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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(b) the vegetated buffer contains random plantings of a variety
of locally appropriate species of tree and shrub species of
differing growth habits with foliage from base to crown, but
which include tree species of at least 8 metres in height.
AO24.2
Chemical spraying does not occur within 100 metres of a child
care centre or educational establishment.
AO24.3
Unless spray is entirely contained within a structure without risk of
escape, chemical spraying does not occur within the following
distance of existing houses on a separate property:
(a) For low boomspray 500 millimetres above crop level – 40
metres
(b) For high boomspray 1.27 metres above crop level – 80
metres
(c) For airblast – 60 metres
AO24.4
Structures and covered areas associated with intensive
horticulture or wholesale nurseries do not exceed 10% of the site.
AO24.5
Where multiple intensive horticulture structures are proposed they
are grouped to minimise the footprint and allow separation
distance around the periphery of the site.
AO24.6
Heavy vehicles, plant equipment, machinery or other associated
tools are stored in an area that is screened from the road or
adjoining properties.
AO24.7
Where visible from the road or adjoining properties, plastic
cladding of the horticultural structures on the site are maintained
in good condition.
AO24.8
Any external lighting is designed and operated in accordance with
the Australian Standard AS4282: The control of obtrusive effects of
outdoor lighting.
Roadside Stall Table 9.3.13.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Roadside Stall
PO25 AO25.1
A roadside stall is limited in scale, appropriate to a rural setting The roadside stall is ancillary to a rural use conducted on the
and provides only for the sale of locally grown and manufactured same site.
goods.
AO25.2
Produce sold at the roadside stall is limited to fresh or processed
produce which is grown or produced on the site or in the
surrounding area.
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