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Town Planning Report and Appendices - Cooroibah
Attached to the e-mail Development Permit – 23 Jirrima Crescent, Cooroibah MCU16/0099.
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7. PLANNING CONSIDERATIONS
7.1 Desired Environmental Outcomes
As the proposed use is identified as Impact Assessable development,
assessment against the Desired Environmental Outcomes (DEO’s) of The Noosa
Plan is required.
There are 12 categories of DEO’s within The Noosa Plan; five (5) of which are
considered to be relevant to this proposal. Demonstration of compliance with the
relevant DEO’s is contained below in Table 7.1.
Table 7.1 - Compliance with the relevant Desired Environmental Outcomes
Desired Environmental Compliance
Outcomes
3.1.3 (a) Agricultural Uses Complies.
Agricultural industry is maintained The subject site is not currently utilised
by— for agricultural purposes. However, the
proposed development will not
(i) conserving land for adversely affect the capabilities or
economically viable and practices of the site or surrounding land
environmentally sustainable uses, as the establishment of the
agricultural purposes; proposed facility will occupy a relatively
(ii) preventing the fragmentation small lease area (120 m²). The nbn
of good quality agricultural compound has been strategically
land; located near the western perimeter of
the subject site to reduce any potential
(iii) facilitating the growth fragmentation of the uses undertaken
of non-traditional, though high on site.
value, crops which have
minimal impact on the natural The introduction of Fixed Wireless
environment or adjacent coverage will enhance the community’s
crops; economic wellbeing and social growth.
Fixed Wireless in Cooroibah will aid
(iv) facilitating the growth economic and social growth and
of non-traditional animal diversification within the agricultural
husbandry practices such as sectors, and create an opportunity for
aquaculture where it does not supplementary incomes and business
alienate good quality pursuits.
agricultural land or have a
detrimental impact upon the Therefore the proposal is consistent
environment; with DEO 3.1.3 (a).
(v) protecting agricultural pursuits
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