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Town Planning Report
Table 11 - Overall Outcomes for the Cooroy and Lake Macdonald Locality Zone.
frontages of the site. Proposed acoustic
fencing and landscape treatment along this
frontage will be of a high standard to ensure
the amenity of the streetscape.
ee) The water quality of Lake Macdonald is COMPLIES.
protected as the primary source of water As detailed in the Engineering Services report
supply for the coastal urban areas of Noosa included at Attachment 8, the proposed
and the rural towns and villages of Cooroy, development will achieve non-worsening.
Pomona, Cooran and Cooroibah
ff) Water quality standards in the watercourses
of this locality are maintained or improved
through land management practices;
gg) Development within the catchment is
restricted to protect water quality and its
associated environmental values. Subdivision
and development within the water catchment
is limited and much of the land will remain as
open space
ii) Areas of native remnant or regrowth COMPLIES.
vegetation, including their biodiversity and The proposed development layout has been
habitat values are protected designed to celebrate the ecological values
that exist on the subject land. The Ecological
Assessment report prepared by Saunders
Havill Group included at Attachment 10
provides further detail in respect of the
intended enhancement of this vegetation.
jj) Access to community, sport and recreation COMPLIES.
facilities is protected The proposed development seeks to enhance
and improve the existing operations of the
Cooroy Golf Club by virtue of a newly relocated
golf club house and consequential
amendments to the golf course layout. The
intent is to retain the use of the golf course,
whilst also improving its appeal to the broader
community.
rr) For the Rural Zone— rural land is protected ALTERNATE SOLUTION.
and appropriately managed such that: - As detailed in Table 10 above, whilst the
i Agriculture and habitat protection are the subject land (intended to accommodate the
dominant land uses; proposed Seniors Living Community) is
ii the scenic and environmental values, the included within the Rural Zone, the lack of a
distinct rural amenity and agricultural productive rural use over this portion of the
productivity of the locality are preserved and site within the recent past suggests that the
are not adversely impacted as a consequence use of the land for ongoing agricultural
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