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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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This section of the report assesses the proposal against the relevant provisions of the
Planning Scheme which include the relevant codes.
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7.1 Desired .Environmental Outcomes
As the proposed use is identified as Impact Assessable and an inconsistent land use
within the Rural Zone, assessment against the DEO’s of the Noosa Plan 2009 is required.
There ar twelve (12)categories of DEOs within the Noosa Plan 2009, five (5)of which
are considered to be relevant to this proposal. Demonstration of compliance with the
relevant DEO’s is contained below.
es.
Agr cultural industry is maintained by- The subject site is currently used for farming
( conserving land for economically viable purposes, predominantly forestry and logging.
and environmentally sustainable However, the proposed development will not
agricultural purposes; compromise the capabil"ies or practices of the
(H) preventing the fragmentation of good site or surrounding land uses as the
quality.agricultura1Iand; establishment of the proposed facility will
(iii) facilitating the growth :Ofnon-traditional, occupy a relatively small lease area (70m2)of
though high value, crops which have the total 106ha of land and is also located on
minimal impact on the natural the periphery of the site on cleared land to avoid
environment or adjacent crops; interference.
(iv) facilitating the growth of non-traditional
animal husbandry practices such as The introduction of fixed wireless coverage will
aquaculture where it does not alienate enhance the community’s potential in regard to
good quality agricultural land or have a economic wellbeing and social growth. Fixed
detrimental impact upon the wireless in Soreen Point North/Cootharaba and
environment; Soreen Point which is identified as a ’Village
(v) protecting agricultural pursuits from Centre’ on the Noosa Plan Strategy Map will aid
incompatible uses; economic and social growth ahd diversification
(vi) facilitating the growth of farm forestry within the agricultural sectors of the shire, and
practices; create an opportunity for supplementary
(vH)value adding to farm produce to incomes and business pursuits.
enhance economic viability; and
(viH)adop.ting water and energy efficient Therefore the propOsal. is consistent with DEO
3.1.3
3.1.3 (c)Community Uses and facilities Comp
An adequate .range of community services and The proposed development is considered an
facilities supporting the physical, safety, artistic essential community service for residents within
and social needs of the community are equitably the Soreen Point and Cootharaba locality. The
distributed having regard to the- proposed facility will provide improved wireless
(i) Location and density of housing broadband access to remote locations within the
(H) Location of transport infrastructure region to help service current and future
(Hi) Location of business centres resident’s needs.
(iv)Social, economic and demographic
patterns of Noosa; and The use has been appropriately located on the
(v) Functions of towns and villages periphery of the residential areas and adjacent
to other community services, including
significant transport and electricity infrastructure
and is well removed from community sensitive
locations. For these reasons the proposal is
consistent with DEO 3.1.3 (c).
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