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Attached to the e-mail 152006.1999.4 - Affected entity response notice -191 Hollett Road Noosaville.
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We understand that the development application was refused by Sunshine
Coast Council, as directed by the Department of Environment and Resource
Management, on 16 November 2009. This decision was subsequently appealed
in the Planning and Environment Court, with the matter settled on 5 July 2013.
The approved development included an amended Proposal Plan M1775-12E.
Notably, the amended lot configuration resulted in an approximate 170 metre
section of road coinciding with Easement B on RP177295. It also resulted in an
increase in the number of lots/future dwellings in proximity to the high voltage
electricity infrastructure corridor. Energex have no record of having been
afforded the opportunity to provide further comment on this amended plan,
despite the obvious conflict between the development and Energex’s interests
on the site.
The amendments outlined in the point above, being the road within Easement B
on RP177295 and the increased number of lots/future dwellings in proximity to
the high voltage electricity infrastructure corridor are maintained (with some
changes) in Proposal Plan M1775-13E submitted as part of the subject Change
Application. Energex is unsupportive of the proposed lot configuration on the
following basis:
1) As noted previously, Energex’s referral agency response dated 29
November 2006 provides in principle support for a perpendicular road
crossing only. Such a design outcome is considered appropriate, as the
impacts to Energex’s electricity infrastructure and easement rights are
suitably limited and/or managed. The amended proposal, including
approximately 250 metres of road within Easement B on RP177295,
involves additional impacts on Energex’s interests, for which insufficient
information has been provided; and
2) The lot configuration shown on amended Proposal Plan M1775-13E results
in a total of eight (8) lots directly interfacing Easement B on RP177295,
being Lots 27-29 and 35-39. There is insufficient information provided to
demonstrate the concept of prudent avoidance for future dwellings on these
lots, particularly those with building envelopes in close proximity to the high
voltage electricity infrastructure corridor (i.e. Lots 35-39). This issue should
not be deferred to future dwelling house development applications, given
their potential categorisation as accepted development, subject to
requirements.
Energex may revise its position in relation to the Change Application, subject to the
Applicant submitting an amended proposal showing a perpendicular road crossing of
the easement and/or further detailed assessment addressing the following issues:
Road Design within Easement B on RP177295
The Applicant is to provide further detailed plans/drawings of the proposed road design
that demonstrate the following:
The proposed road design within Easement B on RP177295 including a
detailed conductor survey (in plan and profile) of the development in relation to
Energex’s asset. These drawings and conductor survey are to be prepared by a
suitably qualified professional. Energex’s requirements for the conductor survey
are outlined in Attachment 2;
Reference: HBD 6829410
Have you seen our fact sheets?
See the ‘considerations when developing around electricity infrastructure’ section of our website
www.energex.com.au/referralagency
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