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Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions Compliance Comments
/ /NA
provision, storage areas, landscaping, vehicle access and on site movement.
The Site provides sufficient area and dimensions to
accommodate parking areas, service vehicle provision, storage
area, landscape, vehicle access and on-site movement.
Visual amenity
O69 S69.1 NA The proposed development does not involve permanent buildings
The façades of industrial buildings do not present unbroken and continuous blank Where the length of any façade facing a street or or permanent structures.
walls; residential property exceeds 30m, the design
presents a stepped building line and uses
AND varying colours and materials to break the
building bulk.
O70 S70.1 NA The proposed development does not involve permanent buildings
The building design addresses the street; The main entry to the building faces the street or or permanent structures.
customer carparking area.
AND
O71 S71.1 All extraction activities included as part of the proposed
The minimum boundary setbacks are landscaped, with no garbage bins, outdoor No solution provided development will be undertaken in a manner consistent with the
storage areas and the like located within the boundary setback areas. existing mining lease approvals over the land. Impacts on the
environment will be limited as all proposed activities will be within
existing disturbed areas, with no extension outside of the existing
mining lease operational area.
In accordance with Schedule 1 of the Noosa Shire Planning
Scheme, a minimum boundary of 10 m setbacks will remain
landscaped with existing natural vegetation on the Site boundary,
with no garbage bins, outdoor storage areas and the like located
within the boundary setback areas.
Site security
O72 S72.1 Site operations on the Site will be undertaken in a manner
Suitable day and night safety and security measures are provided to Industrial A security fence no less than 1.8m in height consistent with the existing mining lease approvals of the land.
businesses to protect people and property; encloses the rear and side boundaries of the site
and prevents unauthorised access to all outdoor Existing safety and security measures on-site will remain
AND parts of the site used for the Industrial business unchanged.
use;
Outside working hours, vehicular access will be secured with the
AND use of a lockable gate. Unauthorised vehicle access will also be
prevented through fencing installation.
December 2012 file ref.1271_DA1_310_002 30 Groundwork Plus
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