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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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Log in to see the plans as drawn 3.1.3 (d)Heritage Complies.
The indigenous and non-indigenous history, The proposed development will be located on
culture and traditions are reflected in the built freehold land for which there are no heritage
and natural heritage of Noosa and are items identified.
preserved for future generations.
Therefore the proposal is consistent with DEO
3.1.3 (d).
3.1.3 (g) Open space, environment and Complies.
conservation functions The subject site is not identified as being
Networks of open space and natural habitat, located in anopen space corridor and the
vegetated lands, and riparian zones along specific location of the facility is not within
watercourses- existing native vegetation as outlined on Map 4
(i) Are sensitively managed and protected Open Space Networks. The proposal is
from any adverse impacts, including appropriately located within a low density rural
cumulative impacts, resulting from area used for agricultural purposes and will not
development; require vegetation removal. Although the
(ii) Set Noosa apart from other coastal proposed facility is located within approximately
parts of south-east Queensland by 60 m from the border of the Great Sandy
strongly protecting the natural National Park, the location is considered
environment appropriate as the facility will be separated from
(iii) Support the economy through the the National Park by a bitumen road and located
tourism industry over 350 m from the closest portion of mapped
(iv) Define the boundaries to or of each of remnant vegetation within the National Park.
the distinct localities of Noosa; The proposed facility is otherwise appropriately
(v) Protect water quality, landscape stability setback from environmentally sensitive areas
and biodiversity (eg more than 900 m from Lake Cootharaba and
(vi) Provide passive, nature-based 300 m from onsite Remnant Vegetation) and will
recreational and educational not require removal of any vegetation.
I opportunities;
(vii)Enhance visual amenity; and Additionally, the subject site is heavily vegetated
(viii) Provide linkages beyond Noosa’s by a combination of the pine plantation and
boundaries. existing mature vegetation which borders the
subject site and road network. Onsite and
nearby vegetation will provide significant
screening. The facility has been designed as a
slim line monopole, which can be colour
matched to the surrounding vegetation.
The introduction of fixed wireless coverage will
enhance the community’s potential in regard to
economic wellbeing and social growth of the
wider Noosa area. Fixed wireless in the Soreen
Point and Cootharaba area will aid economic
and social growth and diversification within the
tourism sectors of the shire.
The proposal is set back on a private property
and will not adversely impact or remove
opportunities for recreational or educational
facilities to occur. There are no other significant
conservation areas present within the subject
site. For these reasons the proposal is
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consistent with DEO 3.1.3 (g).
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