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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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Editor’s Note— Businesses should comply with any industry
regulations and codes of practice. Some businesses, for instance
those involving preparation of food for public consumption or
penetration of the skin, will need to be licenced.
Traffic
PO11 AO11.1
The homebased business does not: Operation of the homebased business including parking and
(a) impact on the safety and amenity of the road network in the commercial deliveries is undertaken within the site boundaries.
immediate area; or
AO11.2
(b) generate traffic impacts greater than that which might
Where the site gains access from an arterial road, distributor road
reasonably be expected in the residential, rural residential
or collector road, vehicle manoeuvring areas are provided in
or rural setting of the site.
accordance with the current Australian Standards for offstreet car
parking so vehicles enter and leave the site in a forward gear.
AO11.3
Where located in a residential zone and gaining access to a local
road, the business does not involve heavy vehicles.
AO11.4
The use:
(a) is directly accessible from a sealed road or a good
standard graveled road; and
(b) does not gain direct access from a road with a legal speed
limit of 90 kilometres per hour or above.
Editor’s Note—The road hierarchy is shown in the Regional
Infrastructure Overlay Map. Proponents can enquire with Council
as to the level of any particular road.
Vehicle parking
PO12 AO12
Adequate offstreet vehicle parking is provided for the users of the Parking is provided in accordance with Table 9.4.2.4 of
homebased business without causing adverse impact to the the Driveways and Parking Code
residents of adjoining properties.
Services
PO13 AO13
The homebased business generates no greater load upon Development—
utilities servicing the site than would reasonably arise from a (a) has a source of power which does not exceed a total
residential use on the site. connected load of 2.0kW;
(b) places a demand on any reticulated water supply of not
more than 3 litres per day per square metre of the floor area
related to the business and does not decrease head
(pressure) to less than firefighting standard;
(c) where in areas not serviced by reticulated water and/or
sewerage, does not impose any additional loadings than
provided for by existing onsite water supplies and
household wastewater treatment and disposal systems;
(d) does not involve the discharge of trade waste to the
reticulated sewerage service or stormwater; and
(e) does not place demand on reticulated sewerage services
beyond which could be anticipated by a dwelling house.
Bushfire Hazard Management
PO14 AO14
Where located in a Bushfire Hazard Area as shown on the Within a bushfire hazard area where there is no reticulated water
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