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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
associated with the bushfire hazard. The following
design features apply:
• No buildings are proposed and the subject
development is not considered to be a
habitable use. Therefore, the facility will not
result in an increase in the number of people
living, working or congregating in the area;
• The facility will not increase bushfire risk,
given it doesn’t involve hazardous materials;
does not emit undue heat, sparks or open
flame;
• The tower has been designed to be resilient to
bushfire damage; and
• An appropriate concrete area will surround the
facility and provide suitable distance from
hazardous vegetation.
Open space network S16.1 Open space corridors and existing Not applicable.
O16 An integrated open space native vegetation in areas indicated in
network is established, enhanced and Schedule 5 – Map 4 are protected from The subject site is located outside of open space
fragmentation and encroachment by
protected throughout the locality to— corridors and is not located within the existing native
development.
a) provide for both passive and vegetation area as outlined on Map 3 Open Space
active recreational pursuits; Networks. Additionally, the subject site is not shown
b) provide connectivity for on the Heritage Overlay as being located within close
pedestrians, cyclists, and proximity to any heritage sites or character areas, nor
horse riders; is the subject site identified on the Pathways and
c) provide habitat connectivity Trunk Network Infrastructure Map as being located
for wildlife; within proximity of any pathways or bike paths.
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