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Appendix 5 - Code Table Assessment
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0061 Development Application - Appendix 4, 5, 6 & 7 Email 2 of 2.
Specific outcomes Probable solutions Compliance
where practicable. private land for which there is
existing access available.
After the construction period,
only infrequent access would
be required during
maintenance periods or
outages. The existing access
arrangements are considered
appropriate and will not
impact on any adjoining land
uses.
Separation from incompatible No solution provided. O31 - Complies.
uses The subject site has been
O31 Sufficient separation sited an appropriate
distance is provided between separation distance from
Infrastructure Uses and community sensitive
incompatible uses on the locations and residential
same site and neighbouring dwellings.
premises
to maintain amenity for The subject site is setback
neighbouring uses. more than 5 km from the
Boreen Point Village and 150
m from the closest residential
dwelling.
Significant areas of mature
vegetation surrounding the
subject site will help further
mitigate any potential visual
impacts associated with the
development, in particular
the residential dwellings to
the north west and east. In
addition, it is not expected
that the proposed facility will
have any notable impact on
Lake Cootharaba to the east
and Cootharaba Road to the
north.
Additionally, the height of the
facility has been restricted to
40 m to further reduce
impacts.
Therefore the proposal is
considered to effectively
mitigate potential amenity
impacts and complies with
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