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Nandroya Planning Report
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0066_Further info re: Representations regarding stormwater 6 Taylor Court Cooroy.msg.
leddy sergiacomi & associates pty. ltd. LSA Ref: 45-021 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.2.1 TOWN PLANNING GENERAL The site has operated as an industrial type use since the mid to late seventies, with a large timber mill located within the central northern portion of the site. The site has continued to be utilised for some form of industrial use since this time. STRATEGIC PLAN Consideration has been given to Council’s Strategic Plan, which provides direction on the future development of the area. The Strategic Plan forms part of the transitional planning scheme for Noosa. Lake Macdonald Locality The site is identified in the Lake Macdonald Locality under Council’s Strategic Plan. The intent of the locality is detailed in Section 12.4 of the Strategic Plan. Within the catchment area, the dominant goal is the protection of water quality within the primary water supply source of Lake Macdonald. With this as the most significant outcome determined for the locality, the plan seeks to apply more intensive regulation over existing industrial development as well as applying a number of additional controls. Among these, the plan specifically nominates that new urban development, including industrial functions... ... are uses which are not supported by the Strategic Plan in the Lake Macdonald Water Supply Catchment. With respect to this statement, it is acknowledged that the land subject to this development application comprises existing industrial land, and in this regard, the proposed subdivision of this parcel of land will not constitute new urban development, but the continuation of fettered use rights. The continuation of this use is supported by virtue of the supporting paragraphs of the Strategic Plan which identifies the importance of such areas to the economies of the Lake Macdonald and Cooroy localities, as well as that of the Shire. The Plan goes on to state that these use are encouraged to remain operating on their respective sites, provided that continual improvement to the management of the activities is undertaken to ensure improvement of downstream water quality. The proposed reconfiguration and redevelopment of the site is 14 November 2005 Department of State Development, Trade and Innovation Page: 40 Planning Report
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