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Figure 7 Acid Sulfate Soils
3.10. NATIONAL LIQUID FUEL FACILITIES
As detailed within Appendix D (pages 14 and 15) there are no waste management or liquid fuel facilities
located on-site. Two commercial service stations are located over 750m to the south-west that are not
considered significant to the current assessment.
3.11. HISTORICAL BUSINESS INFORMATION
As detailed within Appendix D (pages 16-17) there are no recorded historical business directory records
for the site and immediately surrounding area of significance to contaminated land matters. With respect
to the broader area, a general history of Cooroy and notable businesses may be accessed at Heritage
Noosa (https://heritage.noosa.qld.gov.au/nodes/view/314) that indicates:
• The railway station opened in 1891 that facilitated the early development of Cooroy township, with an
initial focus on timber and dairy industries and then growing sugar cane, fruit and vegetables
• Several sawmills were in operation, notably Fenwicks that operated from 1908 to 2000
• By 1910 Wimmers Cordial Factory was established, which recently moved to the site of the former
Cooroy brickworks, and
• A butter factory operated from 1915 to 2010.
3.12. HISTORICAL MAPS
Historical maps from 1943, 1977 and 1982 are presented in Appendix D (pages 27-29) and indicate that a
shed was present at the north-east corner of the site in 1943, with another structure (likely house) present
at the south-western boundary and an additional shed present just off-site to the south-east (refer Figure
125 Lot 105 SP118458 Cooroy DSI 12062024 Rev0 Lot 105 SP118458, Cooroy, QLD, 4563
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