2020-02-11 P&E Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 2 - Subordinate Local Law No 1 (Administration) 2015

              Noosa Shire Council Subordinate Local Law No. 1 (Administration) 2015         18


                  (i)    complement and not unreasonably detract from the desirable
                         characteristics of the natural and built environment in which it will be
                         situated; and
                  (ii)   be consistent with the type of development or land use in the vicinity.

5   Conditions that must be imposed on approvals
          As determined by an authorised person.


6   Conditions that will ordinarily be imposed on approvals

    (1)   The following conditions will ordinarily be imposed on an approval, other than an
          approval for street performance—
            (a)   the approval holder must, during the term of the approval, maintain a public
                  liability insurance policy of not less than $20,000,000 covering the prescribed
                  activity; and
            (b)   the activity must be designed, sited, constructed and maintained to ensure the
                  health and safety of the community by—
                  (i)    complying with structural standards, specified safety requirements and
                         codes under applicable laws; and
                  (ii)   exhibiting specified warning notices where required; and
                  (iii) storing and using hazardous materials in a safe manner; and
                  (iv) certifying vehicles, equipment or things involved in the prescribed
                       activity; and
                  (v)    adhering to defined routes or locations specified in the approval; and
                  (vi) prohibiting an animal type or species from the prescribed activity where
                       specified in the approval; and
                  (vii) appropriately training persons engaged in the operation of the business;
                        and
            (c)   the amenity of residences in any adjacent residential area must be respected
                  and the activity must –
                  (i)    only be undertaken within the hours specified in the approval; and
                  (ii)   not cause a nuisance; and
                  (iii) ensure that the grounds, access ways and other areas to which the public
                        has access within the activity are maintained in a clean, tidy and sanitary
                        condition at all times; and
                  (iv) direct amplified noise away from a noise sensitive place; and
            (d)   the activity must not adversely impact on community health or create a
                  nuisance, which will be evidenced by meeting the following requirements by –
                  (i)    keeping the site free of pests and vermin and conditions offering
                         harbourage for pests and vermin; and