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Cooran - Development Application
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6.3.4.2.1 Mary Catchment Locality Code
The subject site is located within the Mary Catchment Locality Code. The Overall
Outcomes are the purpose of the Mary Catchment Locality Code. Compliance
with the Overall Outcomes is provided in Table 7.2 below.
Table 7.2 - Compliance with Overall Outcomes of the Mary Catchment Locality Code
a) New uses and works are located, Complies.
designed and managed to—
i. be compatible with other uses and Development for Infrastructure Uses
works; (includes “Tower 3” category) is
ii. maintain the safety of people and identified as an inconsistent land use
works; within the Mary River Catchment
iii. avoid significant adverse impacts on Locality – Rural Zone. However, the
the amenity enjoyed by users of subject site at 244 Tablelands Road is
other premises, including acoustic considered to be an appropriate location
and visual qualities; and to accommodate the proposed fixed
iv. avoid significant impacts to native wireless facility as impacts on visual
habitat including fragmentation, amenity will be minimal and the
attrition, or removal of vegetation or proposed facility will be seen in context
significant habitat features; with the existing Telstra facility (located
110m to the south west), an accepted
b) Development is consistent with the part of the Rural Zone.
Priority Infrastructure Plan in Part 15.
In order to achieve the most appropriate
c) The Mary River Catchment retains its solution, a comprehensive site selection
primary role as a rural and open space area, process was undertaken prior to
supporting a range of sustainable identifying a preferred site for the
Agricultural Uses; development of a new facility. This
process involved consideration of the
d) The rural character, lifestyle and level of site’s ability to achieve coverage
accessibility enjoyed by residents of the objectives, as well as minimising visual
locality is maintained; amenity impacts to the surrounding
area.
e) Key features of the landform and
landscape are protected including— The subject site is considered to
demonstrate an appropriate balance of
i. Mt Pinbarren National Park; the abovementioned goals. The
ii. Six Mile Creek and Tuchekoi proposed facility has been appropriately
Conservation Parks; located within a rural area that provides
iii. the Woondum, Cooroora, Yurol and separation to nearby dwellings and
Ridgewood State Forests; roads. The facility is set back more than
iv. the values attached to the Six Mile, 110 m from the closest dwelling.
Coles, Pinbarren, Skyring, Happy
Jack and Blackfellow Creeks and their Furthermore, the surrounding locality
many tributaries; and contains extensive areas of established
vegetation, which will mitigate the
potential visual impacts associated with
the development. Vegetation on the
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