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2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)
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Type 2 Intensive The use of premises for the keeping of animals at a density which
ordinarily requires supplementary feeding or containment in feed lots,
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
sheds, pens or the like. The use includes the use of premises for
aquaculture where the combined surface area of all ponds or tanks
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exceeds 200m ; pigs (exceeding 20 or at a density of more than 2 per
hectare); poultry or egg production (exceeding 1,000 birds or a density of
250 birds per hectare), emu or ostrich farming (exceeding 20 birds),
boarding kennels, cattery, dog pound.
Forestry means planting trees or managing, felling and removing trees for commercial forestry
production, including in a plantation or native forest. The term includes limited secondary
processing such as portable saw milling and air drying. The term does not include clearing native
vegetation for the initial establishment of a plantation. The term includes the following types:
Type 1 Native Use of premises for the active sustainable management, silviculture and
selective harvesting of native forest, for the primary purpose of producing
and extracting wood and non-wood forest products. The term includes
the initial processing of trees grown on the premise to produce products
such as poles, posts, firewood and saw logs, as well as limited secondary
processing such as portable sawmilling and air-drying. The term does not
include milling, kiln-drying, chemical treatment or pulp production.
Type 2 Plantation The use of premises for the establishment, silviculture and harvesting of
either native or exotic tree species for the primary purpose of producing
and extracting wood and non-wood forest products. The term includes
the initial processing of trees grown on the land to produce products such
as poles, posts, firewood and saw logs, as well as limited secondary
processing such as portable sawmilling and air-drying. The term does not
include milling, kiln-drying, chemical treatment or pulp production.
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