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Planning Report No. 100599
4.0 Proposed Development
4.1 Development Overview
This application seeks approval for a Development Permit for Material Change
of Use to establish Caretaker's Accommodation, involving land described as
Lot 3 on SP301612, situated at 103 Echidna Lane, Lake MacDonald.
The proposal seeks to establish Caretaker’s Accommodation in the southwest
section of the subject site, within close proximity to the existing dwelling
house. There is currently a full-time property manager that lives on the
property (in a caravan) and looks after the cattle, fencing and other aspects
of the rural activity as the property owner lives in Brisbane. The purpose of
the Caretaker’s Accommodation is to establish a permanent dwelling better
suited to the property manager’s needs.
Please refer to the Proposal Plans prepared by FSA Design Pty Ltd at
Appendix C, which contains the location and design of the proposed
Caretaker’s Accommodation.
AO2.1 of the Caretaker’s Accommodation, Dwelling Unit and Rural Workers’
Accommodation Code stipulates that a caretaker’s accommodation is located
within 50 metres of the primary use of the site. It is acknowledged that the
proposed Caretaker’s Accommodation is sited further than 50 metres away
from the primary area used for the existing cattle grazing operation. However,
the proposed dwelling has been strategically located outside of the
constrained areas and still within close proximity to the primary uses of the
site. The Caretaker’s Accommodation is required as it will be used to
managing the bona fide rural activity on the site. The property usually runs
approximately 40 head of cattle. There are 32 weaner heifers onsite at the
moment after 20 steers were sold in August, as demonstrated by the Cattle
Sale Advice/Invoices attached at Appendix D. As mentioned above, the
property owner lives in Brisbane and a full-time caretaker is required to tend
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Planning Report 100599 Murray & Associates (Qld) Pty Ltd November 2021
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