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Planning Report (004)
PROJECT URBAN – 19230 November 2019
The level of conflict really distils down to the preferred land uses in the plan of development. The
tasting area will not result in a loss of industrial land and is otherwise consistent with the
requirements of the DEO.
For the reasons above, it is our view that the proposal does not impact on the hierarchy of
centres or industrial areas and furthermore, it is consistent with the Noosa Plan’s DEOs.
6.4 OVERLAYS
The following overlays exist upon the site:
Overlay Comment
Biodiversity
The site contains a mapped watercourse and
drainage line subject to the Biodiversity
Areas Overlay. There is no evidence of this
watercourse on the site. The waterway
mapping is considered to be inaccurate and
does not reflect the site’s environmental
characteristics hence no further assessment
has been undertaken.
Natural Resources
The site is identified as a resource
separation area and a water supply
catchment area subject to the Natural
Resources overlay.
The development will not adversely affect
the ongoing use of extractive or mining
industries and will not constrain the
transportation of such materials.
The development will not adversely impact
on the Lake Macdonald water supply. The
site is a committed urban development site
that is located above 98.5m AHD and can be
connected to sewer. Appropriate
stormwater quality and erosion and
sediment control measures will be
incorporated into the development.
Development Assessment Report Page 21 of 27
Material Change of Use
5 Taylor Court, Cooroy
Lot 5 on SP197517
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