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Delegated Report - Code - Planning RAL25 0004 (As Published) · RAL25/0004
part of OPW23/0190. The site includes other sporadic vegetation which may need to be assessed
in accordance with Council’s local law (vegetation clearing) requirements prior to the clearing.
4.6.5 Buffers to adjoining sites
The eastern boundary of the site incorporates a 5m and 10m landscape buffer to the adjoining
residential development to the east of the site. It is noted that Lot 100 is anticipated to be utilised
as a future expansion area for cemetery purposes. Therefore, to avoid any future landuse conflicts
or amenity impacts it is considered appropriate to incorporate a 2m landscape buffer along the
western boundary of proposed lots 1 and 2. A condition is recommended to this effect.
4.6.6 Access to 100
The proposed layout provides access to Lot 100 via landscape open space link (within new road
reserve) as shown on the proposal plans. No formal road access is proposed. Lot 100 currently
obtains access via the cemetery site (Lot 101 on MCH655) without any formal easement rights.
Convenient access is not possible to Lake MacDonald Road due to an existing cutting and no
suitable or formal access is proposed as part of new road access link included as part of the subject
application.
The creation of the new road reserve between proposed Lots 1 & 2 will allow the ability for the
operators to formalise future access.
A previous RAL application (Council ref: RAL 24/00014), which created the subject lot (Lot 100)
included a condition (Condition 5) which requires Lot 100 to be provided with a formal access as
part of any subsequent development, the condition will also be included in this approval.
Assessment benchmarks
An assessment against the Cooroy Local Plan Code, Community Facilities Zone Code and
Reconfiguring a Lot Code is provided below.
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
Development in Cooroy
Local Plan Area generally (All
Zones)
PO1 No acceptable outcome provided Proposed Lot 1 is for the
purpose of social housing,
Development enhances the role
which will provide an
of Cooroy as the largest centre
increased housing supply,
in the Noosa Hinterland,
and housing diversity for
providing a wide range of
the Cooroy area.
business and employment
services, recreation facilities,
community services, housing
The future use of the
choice and a limited range of
remaining lots is under
visitor services.
investigation, including
PO2 consideration of open
space, cultural heritage,
Development contributes to the housing, community uses,
lifestyle and amenity of landscaping and amenity
residents of Cooroy and its and other land use planning
surroundings. No acceptable outcome provided
matters. This process will
involve community
consultation.
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