2014-03-25 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda Pages 81-167

PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                25 MARCH 2014


4. Natural Resources                Does not comply

Regional natural resources and      While no significant impacts on extractive or agricultural
rural production areas are          resources will occur, unacceptable risks are posed to
protected, managed, enhanced        adjacent mapped fish habitat areas, which conflicts with
and used sustainably.               the identified SEQRP principles and policies to achieve
                                    this outcome.

5. Rural Futures                    Not applicable

Rural communities are strong and The application does not propose, or impact upon, any
viable with sustainable economies rural communities.
contributing to the health, wealth,
character and liveability of the
region.

6. Strong Communities               Does not comply

Cohesive, inclusive and healthy     The development proposes a mix of densities,
communities have a strong sense     development types, retirement living provisions and
of identity and place, and access   recreation opportunities for residents that would
to a full range of services and     advance some principles sought by the Regional Plan.
facilities that meet diverse
community needs.                    The development fails to promote an urban area that
                                    integrates with the existing community, addresses
                                    community infrastructure needs, accessibility or
                                    protection of culturally significant places or landscapes.
                                    Nor has the application demonstrated it addresses
                                    housing affordability in any meaningful sense. Public
                                    submissions during the public notification of the
                                    application also indicate the development does not
                                    respond to particular community needs or meet
                                    community aspirations for this place.

7. Engaging Aboriginal and          Does not comply
   Torres Strait Islander
   Peoples                        The area is known to be culturally significant and the
                                  applicant has not engaged with Aboriginal traditional
Aboriginal and Torres Strait owners.
Islander peoples are actively
involved in community planning
and decision-making processes,
and Aboriginal traditional owners
are engaged in business about
their country.




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