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2014-09-16 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 September 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 16 September 2014
ATTACHMENT 1
CONCLUSION
It is concluded that the proposed poultry farm does not meet The Noosa Plan provisions. While the site is
zoned Rural, the access and location is not suitable for such an intensive animal husbandry use. The
proposed development does not achieve sufficient separation distances from the surrounding residents, so
as to avoid adverse odour impacts on residents’ amenity. The applicant has not provided sufficient details
on the potential emissions from manure stockpiles and manure spreading to demonstrate that the poultry
farm complies with the Queensland odour guidelines for rural zoned land. The closest houses to the site
are also at risk of distinct odour impacts at times, with the applicant's report failing to address one of the
sensitive receiver locations.
The proposal will also generate significant traffic movements, impacting on the traffic safety of Top Forestry
Road, with the applicants proposed improvements not sufficient to provide the necessary safe
environment. It is neither feasible nor reasonable to condition for the developer to construct the necessary
improvements to this road, given the topography and the extent of works required to achieve a reasonable
standard. Traffic movements are also likely to adversely impact on residents’ amenity due to dust and
noise generation on Top Forestry Road. Collection of birds is also likely to be through the night during the
peak batch cycle, affecting residents living along the route, particularly the residential streets in the Cooroy
township.
It is, therefore, recommended that the application be refused.
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