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Planning Assessment Report Page 37 300 Kennedys Road, Lake Macdonald QLD 4563 – Extractive Industry vii. enhance visual amenity; and RESPONSE: The proposed development is not likely to have detrimental impacts on the visual amenity of the Site and surrounding area. It is anticipated that the impacts on the amenity of the area will be minimised as the proposed development does not require the removal of vegetation: within 30 m of prominent ridgelines and hillslopes; in gullies; along watercourses or drainage lines; or within 10 m of road reserves. Lake Macdonald is recognised as a “major road” pursuant to the Noosa Shire Planning Scheme. However, the proposed works are approximately 800 m from this road and the view of the proposed extraction areas on-site from the road is obscured by the riparian vegetation associated with Six Mile Creek which will remain unaffected. The proposed development will be guided by a Site Based Management Plan (“SBMP”) prepared for the Site. The SBMP provides a framework for environmental management on the Site and is a practical guide at the operational level to contain impacts. The SBMP has been prepared to assist in the management and protection of surrounding environmental values and describes how the operator proposes to manage potential environmental impacts which may be caused by carrying out extractive industry activities. A Landcare and Rehabilitation Plan has been incorporated in the SBMP to ensure the proposed post-extraction land use is returned to a stable, non-polluting and self-sustaining state suitable for rural uses (refer ATTACHMENT 8 – SITE BASED MANAGEMENT PLAN). viii. provide linkages beyond Noosa’s boundaries. RESPONSE: Not applicable. h) SPORT & RECREATION USES The creation of sport and recreation opportunities, strongly relating to the outdoors, are established to facilitate social interaction, healthy lifestyles and appreciation and protection of Noosa’s natural, cultural and community assets including – i. the subtropical climate; RESPONSE: Not Applicable. ii. the beaches, watercourses and foreshores; RESPONSE: Not Applicable. iii. the national parks and bushland; RESPONSE: Not Applicable. iv. the iconic mountains and landforms; RESPONSE: Not Applicable. December 2012 / file ref. 1271_DA1_310_001 GROUNDWORK p l u s
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