Original Conditions December 1994

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(iv) Notwithstanding compliance with the preceding condition, Council may
where it considers it appropriate, require screens, vegetation and other
landscaping elements to be provided adjacent to any light source or specify
the height and type of lighting to be provided in order to avoid any adverse
effects of glare or direct light nuisance on nearby properties.

DEVELOPMENT WITHIN SEWERAGE TREATMENT BUFFER ZONE

Council requires a 600 metres Buffer Zone around the Sewage Treatment
Works. Only limited development of a non-residential nature as indicated on
the Plan of Development will be permitted in this Buffer Zone.

GOLE COURSE DESIGN

Before proceeding with detail design, an overall design layout of the ‘golf course
should be submitted to Council for approval.

In general the construction of all golf course facilities is to be such that the
disturbance of the ground surface is kept to a minimum. Where cut or fill is’
required, works shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of the
Shire Engineer. Such slopes are to be revegetated as soon as is practicable following
the cut or fill operation.

_No development, including ground disturbance for fairway establishment, cutting or

filling is to occur on slopes with a grade exceeding. 15%, provided that works may
be carried out if the Shire Engineer and Council's Consultants are of the view that
such works will not have a detrimental effect.

The design of all fairways is to be such that golf balls will not be directed towards
proposed residential and tourist accommodation areas. In this regard the orientation
of fairways and the construction of appropriate fencing and landscaping’ is to- be
utilised to achieve compliance with this condition.

The design of dams and lagoons within the golf course is to be based on the
development master drainage plan.

For dam construction, top soil is to be stripped prior to dam formation and such top
soil is to be re-applied to the dam embankments and revegetated. Down slope
embankments of dams are to be stabilised with protective grass species to prevent
erosion of the embankment.