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20181085-ASC7 - Part 14 Assessement Criteria (Codes) (1)
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Table 14-1 Cultivation
Including amendments to 8 June 2018
The Noosa Plan
column 1 column 2
Specific Outcomes Acceptable solutions (if accepted
development subject to requirements)
Probable solutions (if code assessment)
14.6 Effects of Use
Lot Size
O1 Cultivation occurs on a lot that is of a S1.1 The cultivation use is conducted on a site
sufficient size to reasonably accommodate the at least 1 hectare in area.
use and mitigate potential nuisance arising from
noise, dust, odour and other emissions or
contaminants generated by the use.
Separation distances
O2 Sufficient separation distance is provided S2.1 A separation distance of not less than
between new Cultivation Uses and 100m is provided between all cultivated areas
incompatible uses on other premises to ensure and land in a residential zone;
noise, dust or odour associated with the OR
Agricultural Use does not have a significant
S2.2 A vegetated buffer area of not less than
adverse effect on users of other premises.
40m is provided between cultivated areas and
premises in a residential zone; AND
S2.3 The vegetated buffer area is planted and
maintained in accordance with Section 3 of the
Planning Guidelines: Separating Agricultural
and Residential Land Uses using species of
local origin.
Environmentally Sensitive Areas
O3 The use does not have adverse impacts S3.1 Cultivated areas have a slope of less
on environmentally sensitive areas including— than 1 in 4 (25%);
a) for sloping sites—impacts of soil erosion OR
or landslide; and S3.2 For cultivated areas with a slope of 1 in 4
b) for watercourses, drainage lines and (25%) or more—
wetlands—impacts of sediments, nutrients a) any ploughing or cultivation is parallel to
and other chemicals flowing into these contours; and
areas. b) sediment barriers are provided and
maintained downslope of cultivated areas
to prevent sediment flowing into
watercourses, drainage lines and
wetlands either on or off the property; or
c) grassed or vegetated buffer areas are
provided and maintained downslope of
cultivated areas to slow overland flow and
prevent sediment flowing into
watercourses, drainage lines and
wetlands either on or off the property.
14-3
Agricultural Uses Code
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