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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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residential zone or community facilities and that sensitive minimum distance of 60 metres from land in a residential
land uses are not adversely affected by impacts such as zone or the Rural Residential zone and
chemical spray drift, odour, noise, dust, artificial lighting, (a) a vegetated buffer, 10 metres in width, is provided
fire, smoke and ash. within the site boundary along the road frontage and
any boundary that adjoins land in a residential zone
or the Rural Residential zone; and
(b) the vegetated buffer contains random plantings of a
variety of locally appropriate species of tree and shrub
species of differing growth habits with foliage from
base to crown, but which include tree species of at
least 8 metres in height.
AO24.2
Chemical spraying does not occur within 100 metres of a
child care centre or educational establishment.
AO24.3
Unless spray is entirely contained within a structure without
risk of escape, chemical spraying does not occur within the
following distance of existing houses on a separate
property:
(a) For low boomspray 500 millimetres above crop level –
40 metres
(b) For high boomspray 1.27 metres above crop level –
80 metres
(c) For airblast – 60 metres
AO24.4
Structures and covered areas associated with intensive
horticulture or wholesale nurseries do not exceed 10% of the
site.
AO24.5
Where multiple intensive horticulture structures are
proposed they are grouped to minimise the footprint and
allow separation distance around the periphery of the site.
AO24.6
Heavy vehicles, plant equipment, machinery or other
associated tools are stored in an area that is screened from
the road or adjoining properties.
AO24.7
Where visible from the road or adjoining properties, plastic
cladding of the horticultural structures on the site are
maintained in good condition.
AO24.8
Any external lighting is designed and operated in
accordance with the Australian Standard AS4282: The
control of obtrusive effects of outdoor lighting.
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019** Page 8 of 9
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