Sta Mcu Proposal 1 Gympie Kin Kin Rd · MCU25/0075

PO4: Access and Internal Circulation

  ●​ Assessment: Access to the property is via an existing, well-defined driveway. Internal
     circulation for vehicles and pedestrians is already established and adequate for the
     proposed use, ensuring safe movement on-site.
  ●​ Outcome Achieved: Safe and efficient access and circulation are provided without
     requiring new significant infrastructure.
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PO5: Infrastructure Provision (Water, Sewer, Power)

  ●​ Assessment: The existing dwelling is already connected to essential services (grid &
     solar electricity, telecommunications, rainwater water supply, and on-site wastewater
     treatment system). The proposed STA use, with its limited guest numbers, will not place
     undue strain on these existing infrastructure capacities.
  ●​ Outcome Achieved: The proposal relies on existing, adequate infrastructure, requiring
     no new extensions or upgrades that would burden public services.




9. Impact Assessment Summary


     Impact Area                               Assessment Summary

Land Use                  Consistent with Rural Zone Code and strategic planning
Compatibility             objectives.

Traffic & Access          Low traffic generation; safe access; no adverse impacts on rural
                          road network. Ample garaged parking on-site.

Amenity                   No noise-generating uses; well-separated from neighbouring
(Noise/Privacy)           dwellings. In two years operating under the “4/60” STA Code this
                          property has had zero noise/nuisance complaints.

Environmental Impact      Minimal disturbance; retains vegetation; low ecological footprint.


Infrastructure &          Self-sufficient; no reliance on town water or sewerage
Services                  infrastructure.

Visual Impact             Minimal built form; screened by landscape features; visually
                          unobtrusive.

Tourism & Economy         Supports local economy, hospitality, and rural tourism initiatives.
                          Enhances visitor stay options; No negative effect on housing
                          stock.