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2016-07-12 - Item 13 - Att 1 - Extractive Resources and Mineral Planning Study 2016
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13.42 Overall outcomes for the Natural Resources Overlay Code
13.42.1 The overall outcomes are the purpose of the Natural Resources Overlay Code. s a
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13.42.22 The overall outcomes sought for the Natural Resources Overlay Code are— <
@) for agricultural land conservation areas— oS
i aqncultural land in the rural zone is protected from fragmentation. alienation S
or diminished agricultural productivity =
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ii good quality agricultural land in the rural zone is protected for agricultural <=
uses: ~
aii the use of good quality agricultural land for agriculture is not adversely
affected by other forms of development; and
div___uses that are able to be located elsewhere do not locate within agricultural |
land conservation areas; |
b) for extractive resource areas—
i development ensures that resource/processing areas and transport routes
are protected from encroaching development that is not a compatible
extractive industry use of the extractive resource area.
ii development for a sensitive or incompatible use maintains an effective
separation from a key resource area and does not encroach within a key
resource area’s separation area and its transport route separation area.
iii development, other than for an extractive industry, is buffered from and is
able to mitigate impacts likely to occur as a result of an extraction of
resources from a extractive resource area.
tiv __a high level of amenity for residents and land uses in the vicinity of extractive
resources, extractive industry operations and transportation routes is
maintained;
c) for water supply catchment areas—
i Lake Macdonald and Cedar Pocket dam water supplies are not adversely
affected by development or the effects of development
di the Mary River drinking water intake is not adversely affected by
development or the effects of development;
iii any development that is unavoidable within the water supply catchment is
planned, designed, constructed and operated to manage stormwater.
wastewater and any other pollutants in in a manner which contributes to
maintaining and improving the water quality in those catchments;
+iv__ costs of water treatment and infrastructure maintenance are minimised;
+iy _ the expected life of dam infrastructure is maximised; and
it¥vi__ the visual amenity of Lake Macdonald is not adversely affected by
development, and
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