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Appendix 9 - Detailed assessment against the Noosa plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawn a) buildings are constructed of non- maintained as there would be no
reflective material, including changes to the existing hours of
concrete, brick or timber; and operation (currently 5am to 10pm, 7
b) a landscaped area , a minimum days per week). As noted in the
of 2m, is provided along the acoustic report, air quality
property boundary to any road; assessment report, light spill report,
and traffic impact assessment,
S80.2 Where the site adjoins a suitable setbacks combined with
Residential Use or land included in a acoustic barriers and landscaping
residential zone— would be provided to better manage
a) a 2m high solid screen fence is potential off-site impacts on the
provided along the common external traffic network and amenity
boundaries; and of surrounding properties
b) hours of operation are limited
to between 7.00 am and 10.00
pm.
Site layout & design S81.1 Fuel pumps are not less than Complies
O81 Buildings, structures, driveways, 8m from any frontage; Fuel pumps would be 17m from
tanks and fuel bowsers are sited to— Weyba Road and 11.5m from Mary
a) ensure the safe and efficient use Street
of the site;
b) maintain visual amenity and S81.2 Inlets to bulk fuel storage Complies
streetscape character; tanks are located so tankers stand Fuel storage tank inlets have been
c) provide adequate separation to wholly within the site and on level located so that delivery vehicles
adjoining land uses; and ground while discharging fuel into stand wholly within the site while
d) not cause an environmental tanks. discharging fuel. The inlets are also
nuisance to neighbouring located such that the delivery
properties. vehicle can enter and leave the site
in a forward direction.
O82 Customer air and water facilities, S82.1 Customer air and water facilities, Complies
and any automatic mechanical car and any car washing facilities are Facilities would be sufficiently clear
washing facilities are located such setback 5m from any residential of residential property boundaries
that— property boundary.
a) vehicles using or waiting to use
such facilities are standing
wholly within the site; and
b) an adequate buffer area can be
provided to any adjoining
Residential Use.
O83 The layout and design of the S83.1 Sealed impervious surfaces are Complies
service station ensures that on provided where potential spills of The site would be sealed and
site operations do not cause any contaminants may occur; provided with appropriate sumps to
environmental nuisance or harm collect potential spills
or result in the release of S83.2 Grease and oil arrestors or other
untreated pollutants. infrastructure is provided to prevent the
movement of contaminants from the site.
General retail component S84.1 The gross floor area used for the Alternate solution
O84 The associated sale of associated retail sale of goods is The GFA used for the associated
goods, including foodstuffs, is limited to 15% of the gross floor area. retail sale of goods would be 120m2
ancillary to the service station use. (44%). The retail component would
be ancillary to the main service
station use as it would be located
wholly within the service station,
and no separate tenancy would be
required. It would provide
convenience type goods including
(but not limited to) vehicle-related
products, and pre-packaged food
and beverages that are typical of
modern service stations.
Traffic & Access S85.1 Where the site is situated at the Complies
O85 The layout of the site facilities intersection of two roads, separate An entrance/exit would be provided
and vehicular accesses result in entrances and exits are provided to on both Mary Street and Weyba
unrestricted vehicle access to and one or more of the adjoining roads. Road
egress from the site.
O86 The use of land for a service S86.1 Any vehicular crossing over a Complies
station— footpath is— The proposed development would
utilise an existing vehicle cross over
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