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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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accordance with the standards
outlined in the Environmental
Protection Regulation 1998
and Environmental Protection
(Noise) Policy 1997.
Construction works will only
occur between the hours of
7.00am and 6.00pm.
There will be some low level
noise from the
ongoing
operation of air conditioning
equipment associated with the
outdoor cabinets, once
installed. Noise
emanating
from the air conditioning
equipment is at a comparable
level to a domestic air
conditioning installation, and
will generally accord with the
background noise levels
prescribed by Australian
Standard AS 1055. The air
conditioning unit will be well
removed from surrounding
residential dwellings.
Environment & heritage No solution provided 037 Complies.
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values The proposal is appropriately
037 There are no significant located within a low density
adverse effects on the rural area used for agricultural
biodiversity, natural vegetation, purposes and will not require
native wildlife, habitats, vegetation removal. Although
landscape quality, water quality the proposed facility is located
or heritage values, including approximately 60 m from the
those related to- border of the Great Sandy
a)changes to natural drainage; National Park, the location is
b) disturbance to any of the considered appropriate as the
wetland systems; facility will be separated from
c) management of landslide and the National Park by a bitumen
fire risk; road and located over 350 m
d) erosion and the transport of from the closest portion of
sediments offsite; mapped remnant vegetation
e) unmanaged public access; within the National Park. The
f) effluent disposal; proposed facility otherwise
is
g) changes to fauna habitat and appropriately setback from
behaviour; and environmentally sensitive areas
h) disturbance of buildings and (eg more than 900 m from Lake
features, including natural Cootharaba and 300 m from
features, of heritage onsite Remnant Vegetation)
significance. and will not require the removal
of any vegetation.
The proposed facility will be
located away from wetland
systems and will be unlikely to
impact on the natural drainage
or cause erosion of the land.
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