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Cooran - Development Application
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v. the values attached to the remnant subject property will also act as a
stands of rainforest and eucalypt significant buffer between the facility
forest; and surrounding dwellings.
f) The physical setting, characterised by The proposed facility will not impact
steeply dissecting mountain ranges and upon significant views to Mt Cooroora,
narrow valley floors, is preserved and Mt Cooran and Mt Pinbarren.
protected including:-
Furthermore, the subject property is not
i. the watercourses which flow to the currently used for agricultural purposes.
Mary River, including Pinbarren, The facility will not adversely affect any
Coles, Skyring, Middle, Slate, Happy future potential agricultural capabilities
Jack, Blackfellow and Cooroy Creeks of the site. The proposed facility will
and the western arm of Six Mile occupy a relatively small lease area
Creek, as well as a small area in the equivalent to approximately 0.06% of
very north within the Noosa River the site. Minimal vegetation clearing is
Catchment and the floodplain of Six required for access to the compound
Mile Creek ; area or for the construction of the
ii. the expansive valley floors and facility. The proposed development will
foothills associated with Six Mile, not result in adverse impacts on natural
Pinbarren, Coles, Skyring, Middle, habitat, vegetated lands or riparian
Happy Jack and Blackfellow Creeks, zones.
and the rich alluvial soils suited to
small crops, cattle grazing and The proposed facility is located
dairying; approximately 120 m north of the
iii. land in the north dominated by the closest known waterway (Falls Creek).
Woondum Plateau, including the Given the relatively small scale of the
Cooran Tablelands/Mothar Mountain earthworks required to install the
range system; proposed facility and the setback from
iv. the northern extent of the Blackall this nearest waterway, it is not likely
Range and ranges associated with that there will be any notable impacts on
Black Mountain; local waterways and wetland areas due
v. the valleys and many parts of the to run off.
range systems of the western,
The proposed Telecommunications
southern and very northern part of
Facility will not impact on consolidated
the locality with a strong agricultural
and logical expansion of development
history;
within the region. The proposed facility
vi. remnants of rainforest and eucalypt
will support future growth with the
forest remaining on many of the
provision of efficient and effective
steeper slopes and in the less
telecommunications infrastructure by
accessible gullies that are highly
providing reliable fixed wireless
susceptible to disturbance and
broadband coverage to Cooran with
landslides;
coverage extending to parts of
vii. the intrusive volcanic plugs of Mt
Pinbarren, Pomona and Traverston. The
Pinbarren, Mt Cooran and Mt
introduction of fixed wireless coverage
Cooroora as prominent topographical
in Cooran will contribute to fulfilling the
and scenic features;
economic growth of the wider region.
viii. the major watercourse of Six Mile
Creek and the rich alluvial deposits of
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