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2016-07-12 - Item 13 - Att 1 - Extractive Resources and Mineral Planning Study 2016
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Transport route:
No transport route has been identified in The Noosa Plan.
Special considerations:
The site contains some areas of environmental protection and bushfire hazard under the overlays.
State interests include biodiversity, water quality and natural hazards risk and resilience.
Recommendation:
It is recommended that Glenwood be included in the new planning scheme a local resource area
and separation area, subject to the mining lease being approved.
4.2.6 Kin Kin Creek
Location:
Kin Kin Creek (between Gympie, Kin Kin Rd and Dr Pages Road).
2SP149484, 1RP817498, 1RP885196, 2RP885196, 4SP239219, 383M371134, 4MCH3264,
249MCH618, 3RP893389, 4SP149484, 4SP239219, 4RP836655, 4RP894914, 5SP129690,
1RP849541.
Extractive resource:
Sand, gravel, loam
Status:
Not commenced or active.
Approvals and permits:
None
Extractive resource description:
Large sand resource in the area where Kin Kin Creek discharges onto the broader plain.
Significance:
This is noted as local resource processing area, local resource processing area and separation
area in The Noosa Plan 2006. The site is not identified as having regional or state significance as a
KRA under the SPP.
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