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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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Code Table Assessment
Compliance with the Boreen Point, Kin Kin & Cootharaba Locality Code
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4.9 Effects of use
Amenity No solution provided. 01 Complies.
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01 Uses are located, The proposed development will
designed and operated to not result in any impacts to
avoid significant adverse lighting, air quality, noise or
changes to the light, air accessibility conditions within the
quality, noise, accessibility or surrounding area.
other conditions enjoyed by
users of associated, adjoining Furthermore, potential visual and
or nearby uses. amenity impacts have been
considered through the
comprehensive site selection
process. An appropriate site has
been identified which is able to
meet the target coverage
objectives, as well as minimising
visual impacts to the surrounding
area associated with the proposed
development ’
The subject site is considered to
be appropriately located given its
adequate separation distance from
community sensitive land uses.
Within a 500 m radius of the
facility there only
are (3) three
existing residential dwellings, with
the remainder of the surrounding
area characterised by large
farming properties, heavily
vegetated hinterland areas and
large rural-residential allotments
which are well removed from the
subject site.
The presence of large areas of
mature vegetation on the
property and within the
surrounding area, particularly to
the north, south and east, will act
to mitigate potential visual
impacts and help to provide
screening to the surrounding
residential dwellings, Boreen
Point Village and scenic vistas
such as Lake Cootharaba.
For these reasons, the subject site
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