N41-T38-s285 Concurrence agency response With conditions · MCU17/0005

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Aspects of development and type of approval being sought
     Nature of        Approval           Brief Proposal of                              Level of
   Development          Type                 Description                              Assessment
 Material Change of Development Entertainment and Dining Business                   Code Assessment
 Use                permit



Referral triggers
The development application was referred to the department under the following
provisions of the Sustainable Planning Regulation 2009:


Referral trigger                  Schedule 7, Table 2, Item 15A—Railways

The Department has no requirements in relation to the proposal.

Further advice
The department offers advice about the application to the applicant — see Attachment 1.

A copy of this response has been sent to the applicant for their information.

For further information, please contact Darren Cooper, Principal Planner, SARA SEQ North on
(07) 3452 7101, or email [email protected] who will be pleased to assist.

Yours sincerely




Garth Nolan
Manager, Planning

cc:       Hope Central Church Ltd, [email protected]
          Department of Transport and Main Roads, [email protected]

enc:      Attachment 1 — Further advice




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Our reference:      SDA-0217-037219
Your reference:     MCU17/0005


Attachment 1—Further advice


General advice - Lighting interference with the railway
1.      The development may increase the risk of outdoor lighting for the facility being confused with
        signal lights used for railway operations and may interfere with the vision of train drivers.
        Further the department is concerned with projectiles due to the nature of the proposed use.

        Therefore, security lighting should be hooded and appropriately designed and located to:
                 Prevent the light source (light bulb) from shining into the eyes of train drivers and
                  obscuring their sight; and
                 Prevent obstruction of or interference with the sighting of railway signals.

        The proposed fencing and netting as outlined in the supporting application material must be
        constructed and maintained at all times to protect rail infrastructure from projectiles as a
        result of the nature and operation of the facility.

        Please contact Queensland Rail on telephone number (07) 3072 1068 or at
        [email protected] for further information or guidance in relation to this matter.




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