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Annexure E Community Code
Attached to the e-mail Planning report & IDAS Forms, Annexure A,B,D,E,F,G - Email 1 of 2 MCU17/0035.
Annexure E – Community Uses Code
Column 1 Column 2 Column 3
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions (if code Compliance
assessable)
adjacent properties.
AND
S25.3 Parked recreational vehicles are Complies
visually screened from any dwelling unit
on adjoining properties.
Water Quality Management
O26 Camp grounds are located, S26.1 For self-assessment, Complies – not located in a Water
designed and managed in a manner to campgrounds, including self -contained supply catchment
have no impact on the quality of RV Overnight areas are not located
drinking water catchments of Lake within the Water Supply Catchment
Macdonald, Mary River or Cedar shown on Overlay Maps OM1.5, OM3.5
Pocket Dam. or OM5.5.
AND
S26.2 Campsites and associated Not applicable
facilities are at least 400m from the
upper flood margin of Lake Macdonald,
100m from the surveyed bank of a
permanent watercourse and 50m from
the bank of an intermittent water course
where located in a water supply buffer
area.
Vehicular access and circulation
O27 Vehicular access and parking does S2 7.1All camping or overnight parking Complies – all carparking and camping
not adversely impact on the safety, of recreation vehicles occurs on site will located on site.
capacity and operation of the road and not within the road reserve;
network or pedestrian environment. AND
S2 7 .2 Adequate parking and vehicular Complies – all sites will have
manoeuvring area is provided on site so appropriate area for vehicles in a
all vehicles enter and leave the site in a landscaped setting.
forward gear.
Density
O28 Outside of urban settlements the S2 8.1 Outside of the urban settlements The existing approval for the site details
scale and density of the camp ground is a)For camp grounds, other than a self a maximum of 200 sites. The extension
appropriate to its setting and does not -contained RV overnight area − of the campground will enable provision
detract from the rural or environmental i) the site density does not exceed 20 of these sites within the property
character of the local area. camp sites per hectare boundaries within a landscaped setting.
ii) the maximum number of camp sites
on any site does not exceed 100; and The density and design which features
b)For self -contained RV overnight campsites in a bush setting is consistent
areas− a maximum of 5 caravans or with the character of the area.
recreational vehicles are parked on
site at any one time
Length of stay
O29 On site accommodation is not S29.1 Resident guests of the Proposal able to comply with this
used as permanent residential campground stay no longer than 30 requirement.
accommodation. nights in a year.
Amenities
O30 Camp grounds other than a self S30.1 For camp grounds other than a Complies – Limited facilities provided
-contained RV overnight area, are self -contained RV overnight area, a on site as part of the wilderness
provided with a drinking water supply drinking water supply of 10,000 litres experience. Existing drinking water
and toilet facilities for guests. per Camp ground or 1,000 litres per facilities to be retained.
OR camp site (whichever is the greater) is
O31 Where no power, drinking water or provided with a bib cock tap fitting;
effluent disposal is provided on site only AND
Self – contained caravans or RVs with S 30.2 For camp grounds other than a Complies – limited amenities provided
their own fresh water, grey water and self-contained RV overnight area, on site.
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