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NBN Planning Report_Cooran
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0034 Development Application - Cover letter, Forms, Proposal plans & Planning Reports.
objectives that support the protection of reasons:
environmental values identified in • The need for drainage and
the Environmental Protection erosion/sediment control
(Water) Policy 2009. measures is unlikely given
the minor ground
disturbance during the
construction phase.
However, the NBN Co.
compound foundation will
have a gravel finish to aid in
the dissipation of
stormwater on-site; and
• The proposed compound
2
area will be 110 m , which
is approximately 0.02% of
the overall site area. The
relatively small scale of the
development will not be a
significant generator of
additional runoff or cause
the degradation of the
water quality in nearby
catchments.
• No hazardous chemicals or
pollutants are proposed to
be stored within the NBN
compound.
Natural Hazards – A development application for a The subject site is identified
• Flood Hazard area* - material change of use, reconfiguring under the SPP mapping as being
Level 1 – Queensland a lot or operational works on land located within a Flood Hazard
Floodplain within: Area – Level 1 – Queensland
Assessment overlay • A flood hazard area, or Floodplain Assessment Overlay
• A bushfire hazard area, or and Flood Hazard Area – Level 1
• Flood hazard area* - • A landslide hazard area; or – Local Government Flood
Level 1 – Local • A coastal hazard area Mapping Area.
Government flood • For all natural hazards:
mapping area Development: However, the proposed use will
1. Avoids natural hazards areas or not increase the number of
mitigates the risks of the natural people living or working in the
hazards; and area, does not involve hazardous
2. Supports, and does not unduly materials, and will not increase
burden, disaster management the risk or impact of a natural
response or recovery capacity hazard.
and capabilities; and
3. Directly, indirectly and Furthermore, the site is proposed
cumulatively avoids an increase atop of the ridgeline at an
in the severity of the natural elevation of 200m AHD.
hazards and the potential for
damage on the site or to other
properties; and
4. Avoids risks to public safety and
the environment from the
location of hazardous materials
and the release of these
materials as a result of a natural
hazard; and
5. Maintains or enhances natural
processes and the protective
function of landforms and
vegetation that can mitigate
risks associated with the natural
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