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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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Desired Environmental Compliance
Outcomes
from incompatible uses;
(vi) facilitating the growth
of farm forestry practices;
(vii) value adding to farm
produce to enhance economic
viability; and
(viii) adopting water and
energy efficient practices.
3.1.3 (c) Community Uses and Complies.
facilities
The proposed development is
An adequate range of community considered an essential community
services and facilities supporting the service for residents within the larger-
physical, safety, artistic and social lot areas of Cooroibah.
needs of the community are
equitably distributed having regard The proposed facility will provide
to the- improved network access to remote
locations within the region to help
(i) Location and density of service current and future resident’s
housing needs by providing access to efficient
and reliable broadband services.
(ii) Location of transport
infrastructure The use has been appropriately located
within the Cooroibah locality and sited
(iii) Location of business away from community sensitive uses.
centres
For these reasons the proposal is
(iv) Social, economic and consistent with DEO 3.1.3 (c).
demographic patterns of
Noosa; and
(v) Functions of towns and
villages
3.1.3 (d) Heritage Complies.
The indigenous and non-indigenous The proposed development will be
history, culture and traditions are located on freehold land. In addition,
reflected in the built and natural the subject site is not identified as
heritage of Noosa and are preserved containing any heritage items.
for future generations.
Therefore, the proposal is consistent
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