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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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Log in to see the plans as drawnscreening benefits in all directions from the adjacent properties, transport routes and
recreational users of Lake Cootharaba.
Vegetation buffer
screening the facility
from the closest
residential dwellings
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’Figure 8.2: a d surrounds de’monstrating existing mature vegetation in tbe Witter vicinity
which will provide for visual screening bel"!efits (Source:http://maps.sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au)
As indicated in Figure 8.2 existing mature vegetation aligns Lak Flat Road and provides I ’
a buffer from Lake Cootharaba which is located
approximately 900m east of the
proposed facility. This separation distance in
conjunction with the mature vegetation
corridor (where the tallest trees are approximately 25m in height) will screen the majority
of the facility,from recreational users on Lake Cootharaba. It. is anticipated that the users
of Lake Cootharaba will only see the headframe of the facility above the existing tree
canopy. Additi nally when viewed from Lake Flat Road, the facility will only become
intermittently visible at a few minor clearings in the vegetation along the road. These
fleeting views are not anticipated to be visually obtrusive.
Figure 8.2 alSo illustrates the existing vegetation buffer aligning the northern lot boundary
which will screen the facility from the closest residential dwellings situated to the north of
the facility. This existing vegetation will provide a substantial degree of screening and will
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