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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
Resource/processing separation area
O7 Development within the resource/processing S7.1 No additional lots are created within
separation area— either Key Resource Areas or Local Resource
a) does not increase the number of people Areas shown on Overlay Maps OM1.5—
living in the separation area; and OM9.5.53
b) incorporates measures which avoid or
mitigate adverse impacts from the winning S7.2 Development incorporates design,
and transportation of the extractive resource; orientation and construction materials that
and mitigate the potential adverse effects from an
c) does not compromise the function of the existing or future extractive industry to
separation area in providing a buffer acceptable levels by:
between Extractive uses and other uses.
a) locating buildings and structures the
greatest distance practicable from the
resource/processing area and
associated transportation route,
b) designing buildings so the areas
where people live, work and
congregate (habitable rooms) are
furthermost from the
resource/processing area and
associated transportation route,
c) minimising openings in walls closest
to extractive operations,
d) providing mechanical ventilation to
habitable rooms,
e) use of appropriate construction
methods and materials including
insulation and glazing materials, and
f) providing private outdoor recreation
space adjacent to a building façade
shielded from the extractive industry
or resource.
Editor’s note:
Where lots have land both within and outside
the separation area, a residential use of the
lot may be approved provided dwellings are
located outside the separation areas. Plans
lodged with Council shall include building
envelopes that identify the location of the
dwelling.
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PSP1 outlines information Council may request for development within either Key Resource Areas or Local Resource
Areas
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Natural Hazards and Natural Resources Overlays
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