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Cooran - Development Application
Attached to the e-mail Service & Utility Type 3 Tower (Telecommunications) -MCU18/0166.
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Proposed nbn Telecommunications Facility on Lot 22 SP148684
Appendix C – Code Assessment
Specific Outcomes Probable Outcomes Compliance
Rural Zone
Consistent uses No solution provided. Does not comply.
O63 The following defined uses and
use classes are consistent uses and While the proposed use (Infrastructure Use) is not
are located in the Rural Zone— featured within the list of consistent uses, the
proposed fixed wireless facility will support the uses
a) All Agricultural Uses;
compatible within the Rural Zone.
b) Commercial business Type 3;
c) Home-based business;
With regards to rural zoning, nbn highlights that the
d) Industrial business Type 3;
vast majority of nbn fixed wireless facilities across
e) Retail business Type 1 if a
Australia are placed in rural or rural residential zones.
roadside stall;
More than 1,800 fixed wireless facilities are already
f) Retail business Type 3;
operating across Australia, and these are
g) Emergency service Type 2;
predominantly if not exclusively located in rural or
h) Open space Type 2;
rural residential settings.
i) Detached house;
j) Community residence;
nbn advises that the location of communications
k) Ancillary dwelling unit; and
infrastructure to service rural and regional
l) Visitor accommodation Types
communities is nowadays relatively commonplace.
1, 2 or 3.
nbn respectfully maintains that infrastructure
designed to equitably deliver modern services to rural
and rural residential communities can be considered
compatible with rural living.
While it is acknowledged that the proposed facility will
be an addition to the area, the proposed facility has
been integrated with the existing landscape and
character of the Cooran area as much as practicable
for the following reasons:
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