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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 SEPTEMBER 2018
Matters Raised Comments
The proposed communal car parking area is The equine ‘round yard’ is greater than 150m away
not appropriately designed or positioned and from the car park. Council’s Engineering Officer has
as such will be a potential to create a nuisance provided comment and indicates a bound gravel
for my equine use of my rural property. surface is sufficient to mitigate noise and dust issues
and a condition could ensure it is constructed to the
relevant standards.
The development application fails to provide Landscaping is proposed between the cabins, the
adequate visual buffers to my rural property. northern property, and the Pomona Kin Kin Road. The
cabins are not sited on a ridge line and the proposed
and existing trees will provide a visual buffer.
Loss of Privacy and Loss of Amenity (including The cabins are oriented to the south (internally) and not
privacy of activities on the property) toward the submitter’s boundary. Landscaping is
proposed which will buffer the 2 uses.
The large dam and water ways so close to the There is no lawful requirement to fence a dam.
cabins is dangerous for small children.
The existing vehicular access into the site is The application was referred to the Department of
not considered suitable for the proposed Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning as a
development. concurrence agency (access off a state-controlled road)
who raised no concern with the access. Their
assessment forms part of this report.
Furthermore, the existing access is sealed and provides
access to the existing dwelling house and sheds.
The development application provides limited The applicant has provided an effluent disposal report
information on the two proposed land and can comply with all relevant standards.
application areas which are sited against my Furthermore, the applicant must submit a plumbing
boundary fence and uphill from the cabins, that application to Council’s Building and Plumbing
they service and within landscaped buffers. Department for approval, which will ensure compliance.
The development application fails to provide The site is a low bushfire risk being surrounded by
sufficient information so as I can establish if pasture and the cabins are well away from any high risk
the proposal will increase the potential for mature vegetation. The cabins and proposed
bushfire hazards landscaping is unlikely to increase bushfire risk.
The proposal does not sufficiently identify The application material indicates 4,000 litres of water
where either the potable or non-potable water harvesting per cabin with 2 dams used as a backup.
supply.
The development application does not clearly The application documentation advises one refuse bin
indicate where the refuse bins/skip will be and one recycle bin will provided in each cabin and that
stored and whether any screening is proposed. waste will be disposed of at the local refuse point on
Louis Bazzo Drive or a refuse skip will be provided. A
condition could ensure refuse area/s are screened and
located appropriately in accordance with Planning
Scheme Policy 9.
The development application could There is a short section of the Pomona Kin Kin Road
compromise public safety by encouraging between the property and the northern section of
pedestrian access along a section of Pomona Camphor Road (Noosa Trail Network) where there is a
Kin Kin Road which is not suited to such narrow verge. The verge is still wide enough for
access. pedestrian movements if required and there are
adequate sightlines in this area.
The proposed development will increase my Surveillance of an area or building/s generally improves
current concerns that I have in relation to security.
security of my rural outbuilding.
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