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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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Log in to see the plans as drawn1 Channels are included in the pipelines and channels layer SPP IMS but are not differentiated from pipelines. Where an applicant
identifies the bulk water supply infrastructure is a channel rather than a pipe, applicants should contact the utility provider to discuss
appropriate separation distances.
2 Refers to any type of development involving blasting <500 kg charge mass per delay, use of explosives, piling, and other
vibratory/compaction machinery (over 20t centrifugal force) during construction and/or operation. For blasting over 500 kg, applicants are
to contact the asset owner as a greater separation zone may apply.
3 It is recommended that blasting provisions be included in an extractive industry code (or similar).
4 For dam structures and weirs, applicants should contact the utility provider to determine the toe of the dam/weir.
5 Dam/weir height is to be taken at the maximum section of the dam/weir (from dam/weir crest to dam/weir toe).
Table 8.2.9.4 Criteria for assessable development Gas pipeline and Major Electricity Infrastructure
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
Gas pipeline corridor and buffer area
PO1 AO1.1
Development, including uses and works are constructed and Buildings and structures are setback a minimum of 40 metres
operated to avoid: from a gas pipeline corridor.
(a) compromising the viability of the gas pipeline corridor; or
AO1.2
(b) damaging or adversely affecting the existing or future
The use does not involve the storage of flammable, explosive or
operation of a gas pipeline within the gas pipeline corridor.
other hazardous materials within 200 metres of the gas pipeline
corridor.
OR
AO1.3
Written conformation of the pipeline license holder of Petroleum
Pipeline License 32 that the setback distance and design of the
development does not impact the future use of the gas pipeline.
Editor's note should a lesser setback distance be proposed, it is
recommended that the applicant consult with the relevant gas
pipeline manager prior to the lodgement of a development
application to determine how compliance with the performance
outcome can be achieved.
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes
Major Electricity Infrastructure
PO2
Development does not increase risk to community health or No acceptable outcome provided
safety, or the operation and reliability of major electricity
infrastructure
PO3 AO3.1
Development involving a sensitive land use is sufficiently With the exception of class 10 buildings, buildings associated
separated from major electricity infrastructure and substations to with a sensitive land use maintain a setback of at least:
minimise the likelihood of nuisance or complaint. (a) 50 metres from a transmission substation;
(b) 10 metres from any other substation; and
(c) 30 metres from a transmission line easement.
AO3.2
Buildings are not located within an easement for a distribution
line.
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