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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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Infrastructure Uses Code
A ‘Tower’ is considered an Infrastructure Use within The Noosa Plan and is
therefore assessable against the Infrastructure Uses Code. Section 14.372 of the
Noosa Plans lists overall outcomes for the Infrastructure Uses Code, which have
been considered against the proposal in Table 7.2.
Table 7.2 - Compliance with Overall Outcomes of the Infrastructure Uses Code
Overall Outcomes Compliance
a) Residents and visitors have access to Complies.
adequate levels of infrastructure to
The proposed Telecommunications
meet their needs;
Facility is considered to be
b) Infrastructure Uses do not detract appropriately located in order to
from the visual amenity of the major provide the Cooroibah locality with
road network nor on the rural or essential communication services,
residential amenity enjoyed by whilst minimising potential visual and
residents of and visitors to Noosa; amenity impacts.
c) Facilities are co-located where The proposed facility will provide
appropriate and practical; improved network access to the region
to help service current and future
d) Infrastructure uses are energy residents needs and has the potential to
efficient; add to the economic viability by
providing access to efficient and reliable
e) Infrastructure Uses do not pose a
broadband services.
threat to public safety;
Potential visual and amenity impacts
f) The natural character and
have also been considered in the site
environmental values of Noosa are
selection process. The subject property
protected from adverse impacts
and surrounding Cooroibah area is
associated with Infrastructure Uses;
characterised by clusters of dense
and
vegetation. This vegetation will help to
g) Convenient, comfortable and safe mitigate potential visual impacts and
access is provided with the design of provide screening of the facility from
infrastructure uses. the surrounding area.
It is recognised that the facility will be
an addition to the landscape. However,
telecommunications facilities are
required to be located within the area
they are intended to serve.
Furthermore, the proposed facility has
been set back from Jirrima Crescent,
approximately 360 m, to reduce the
visual dominance of the facility when
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