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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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ng south towards the existing eriergex electricity n"etwork which runs from north
to south through the subject site.
While it is acknowledged that the proposed facility will be an addition to the locality; it will
not obstruct any significant views or landmarks in the community. This is because the
location of the facility and wider vicinity of the area is not identified as containing any
significant areas, viewpoints or movement corridors in the Planning Scheme maps, namely
as follows;
. The subject site is not identified on the Strategy Plan; Noosa Trail Network Map
or Transport Map as being located adjacent to or within vicinity to a Major Road
Network;
. The subject site is not identified on the Noosa Trail Network Map as being
located adjacent to or within vicinity to any Existing or Future Trail Network;
. The subject site is not identified on the Pathways and Trunk Network , I
Infrastructure Map as being located within proximity of any pathways or
bikepaths; and
. The subject site is not identified on the Heritage Overlay as being located
within proximity to any heritage sites or character areas.
It is therefore considered the facility has been located and designed appropriately to
minimise detrimental visual and environmental impacts. Once established the monopole
will not adversely impact upon the environment or scenic amenity because:
. The proposed facility is appropriately located in a rural area that contains man-
made structures such as power lines and sealed roads. In this context, the
proposed facility is a typical form of infrastructure used to support improved
telecommunication coverage in rural areas.
. The proposed facility is located a sufficient buffer distance from environmentally
sensitive locations and no vegetation removal will be required;
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