Original Conditions December 1994

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All buildings in Precinct D shall be developed in locations clear of the escarpment to
the south. ,

All buildings and golf course improvements (including tees, fairways, greens and
access roads) shall be developed clear of the existing sledgelands vegetation in the
south eastern corner of the site. All buildings shall be developed 10 metres clear of
the common boundary with National Park.

The developer shall submit to Council a report outlining the means of co-ordinating
the requirements of the conditions of this approval for construction and operational
purposes and including the following matters:-

Drainage and pollution controls

Vegetation retention

Clearing of vegetation

Filling and excavation

Fertilizer and insecticide use

Installation of services

Methods to minimise nuisances during construction

Control of dust emissions and stormwater runoff during the construction
phase

0 Noise from fixed plant on completion of the development and from loading
bay operations and refuse collection.

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A maximum of 18 dwelling units shall be established in Precinct E2. Dwelling
units in Precinct E2 shall be constructed in-a manner that causes minimum
disturbance to the existing topography including the use of elevated floors to
minimise cut and fill operations around the dwelling units.

Road and access design in Precinct E2 and the adjoining Road Reserve shall be
undertaken in a manner to be sympathetic to the existing topography arid
vegetation. Minimum engineering standards of construction shall be applied. -

A minimum building setback to the Road Reserve adjoining Precinct E2 shall be
6 metres.

Any application for Approved Development Subject to Conditions (3B) for
development in Precincts E1 and E2 shall be accompanied by- written advice
from the Queensland Fire Service and the Department of Environment &
Heritage addressing the adequacy of the proposal in terms of protection from -
fires originating in the adjacent National Park. This approval is contingent upon
the developer obtaining approval from the Queensland Fire Service and’
Department of Environment & Heritage to fire protection measures other than
removal of existing vegetation in the National park or the adjoining road reserve
(except for access purposes). :