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MCU24/0084 Material Change Of Use - Function Facility – 658 Louis Bazzo Drive, Ringtail Creek · Attachment 2 - (MCU24 0084) - Planning Officer'S Report
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 10 DECEMBER 2024
generally avoid or mitigate any adverse
environmental impacts from the proposal.
A submission raised concern about previous
clearing of koala habitat trees near the site’s entry.
This area is not mapped as a Core Koala Habitat
area nor Regulated (remnant) vegetation under
State mapping. It is understood that selective
clearing was limited to near the new front fence
line which is setback a further 20m from the road
to improve queuing distances for farm trucks and
other vehicles when entering the property.
The construction of the new front fence line and
front entry statement involved reasonably
necessary property maintenance works which
involved clearing of some juvenile regrowth
largely consisting of slash pine (Pinus elliottii)
which is listed as environmental weed in
Queensland (refer to www.daf.qld.gov.au). The
clearing is “exempt clearing” under Council’s
vegetation policy.
Stormwater Management A condition has been included within the
recommendation for the access to be sealed from
- Runoff from the road runs directly into
the road frontage to the car parking areas. The
a neighbour’s dam. The stormwater
sealed access will mitigate runoff, noting the
management plan only addressed
existing access driveway is a dirt road.
the main area of the site and fails to
address stormwater runoff from the
access handle.
- Recent rainfall events have resulted
in significant sediment runoff from the
new excavated gravel pit, which
currently does not have any
sedimentation controls in place.
Property Values Matters/concerns regarding loss in property
values are not a valid town planning
- The proposed development may
consideration.
have an adverse impact on property
values.
Insufficient policing and public safety The closest police stations to the development site
concerns are Pomona and Cooroy Police Stations.
- Insufficient police and resources The proposal includes a comprehensive
available to protect and provide Operational Management Plan. The Operational
public safety. Management Plan is an appropriate mechanism,
- Neighbours’ safety not guaranteed. together with reasonable approval conditions, to
ensure that all future functions and patron
behaviour are managed in a coordinated and
responsible manner.
The proposal also includes a bushfire
management and emergency evacuation plans for
the safety and well-being of guests and staff in the
event of a natural hazard.
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