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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
ORDINARY MEETING UPDATED REPORT 12 DECEMBER 2013
undertaken by the poultry farm operator and not council. Further, the proposed
improvements are not adequate to cater for the number of heavy vehicle movements
likely to be generated and no Infrastructure Agreement has been provided by the
applicant.
« No additional stormwater details have been provided to demonstrate that the water
Quality of nearby creeks will not be adversely impacted upon. Notwithstanding this it
is considered that this specific matter could be addressed by suitable conditions.
It is concluded that the additional information provided by the applicant does not satisfactorily
address officers concerns with the proposed poultry farm and therefore officers confirm their
OFFICER RECOMMENDATION
That Council Refuse Application No. MCU12/0184 for a Development Permit for
Material Change of Use for Animal Husbandry Type 2 — Intensive (Poultry Farm) and
Environmentally Relevant Activity (ERA 4 - Poultry Farming), situated at 136 Top
Forestry Rd, Ridgewood for the following reasons:
i. the proposed poultry farm does not comply with the Overall Outcomes
of The Noosa Plan's Mary River Catchment Locality, Agricultural Uses
and Transport, Roads and Drainage Codes
li. the proposed poultry farm does not achieve sufficient separation
distance from surrounding residents so as to avoid adverse odour
impacts on residents’ amenity, with insufficient details provided on the
emissions from manure stockpiles, manure spreading, and for one of the
closest sensitive receiver locations
iii. the proposal will have unacceptable impacts on the safety of Top
Forestry Road and the proposed road improvements are not sufficient to
provide the necessary safe environment
iv. traffic generated by the development proposed will have significant
adverse impacts on the amenity of residents, given Top Forestry Road is
unsealed and bird collection is likely to be through the night and
v. The proposed sheds and earthworks necessary for shed construction is
likely to adversely impact on the scenic amenity of the area, as the
applicant has not demonstrated that they will integrate satisfactorily with
the landform and landscape.
FINANCE AND RESOURCING
If council were to approve this development, the applicant would be required to pay
infrastructure charges for trunk infrastructure.
Council's Infrastructure Policy Branch has provided the following estimate of the
infrastructure charges required by this development:
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