Sealed Judgement Neate 1219 of 2020 · MCU18/0015

27.   A waste storage area must be provided within proposed Lot 1 as shown on Part Site Plan –
      Refuse Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated 23 June 2025 to facilitate limited Refuse Collection
      Vehicle (RCV) access onto the site in accordance with an Operational Works approval and
      The Noosa Plan 2020 Planning Scheme Policy PSP9 Waste Management. The waste
      storage area must be at least 2m wide, divided into two sections, be at a grade no steeper
      than 1:15, and designed so that it is imperviously paved and screened from public places
      and neighboring properties.
28.   The part of the driveway shown on Part Site Plan – Refuse Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated
      23 June 2025 must be no steeper than:
      a.    for the area shown in a purple colour - the 1:6 grade as depicted; and
      b.    for the area shown in a light blue colour – the 1:10 grade as depicted.
29.   A bin wash area as shown on Part Site Plan – Refuse Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated 23
      June 2025 is required with a cold-water tap, hose and drain outlet connected to sewer, via a
      bucket trap. The drain outlet must be designed:
      a.    to prevent stormwater entry to Council’s sewerage system;
      b.    so that it is bunded and graded with a maximum nib wall height of 100 mm enclosing
            a minimum wash area of 700 mm x 700 mm (maximum of 0.7 m2) or otherwise roofed
            or covered as approved by the Chief Executive Officer.
30.   A gate system must be utilised on site with a keypad format with codes provided to Council
      to permit the driver of the RCV to activate (without leaving the vehicle) Gate A opening to
      allow entry to the site, Gate A and Gate B closing while the collection service is taking place
      and Gate A and Gate B re-opening when the collection service is complete. Gate A, Gate B
      and the gate activation keypads are to be located as shown on Part Site Plan – Refuse
      Collection (165-DA-068-D) dated 23 June 2025.
      Vegetation Clearing/Tree and Fauna Protection
31.   Only those trees identified as being for removal in the Approved Plans, particularly the Impact
      to Trees on Site (v3.0) dated 26 June 2025 may be removed from the site.
32.   All trees identified as being for retention on the Approval Plans must be retained unless
      otherwise approved by Council.
33.   Trees outside the site boundary must not be removed unless otherwise approved by the
      Chief Executive Officer in writing.
34.   Tree protection measures (including vegetation protection fencing) must be in place prior to
      any vegetation clearing/works on the site.
35.   A Construction and Tree Protection Management Plan demonstrating no conflict between
      tree protection and construction, must be prepared for approval by the Chief Executive
      Officer in writing. The plan must be prepared by a suitably qualified person.
36.   Vegetation must only be removed or disturbed in accordance with a Fauna Management
      Plan (or part thereof) prepared by a qualified person* including provision for a fauna spotter
      and endorsed through an Operational Works approval. The plan must identify fauna habitats
      and features, detail the clearing procedure and include fauna trapping and relocation
      measures to be implemented prior to clearing.
37.   No vegetation clearing is to occur on the site without the presence of a qualified person
      (Fauna Spotter Catcher)*.
      *(Refer to Advisory Note)
38.   Vegetation clearing and fauna spotter work in accordance with this approval is always to be
      undertaken in accordance with best practise methods and guidelines.
39.   A vegetation clearing/fauna report must be provided to Council after vegetation clearing.




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