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2014-08-19 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda - Pages 1-101
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 AUGUST 2014
Animal Husbandry:
Lot Size for Animal Husbandry
Outcome 1: The lot is of sufficient area to enable Solution 1 The minimum area of the lot is—
establishment of the use and associated uses. a) for grazing of poultry—4ha
b) for breeding or boarding kennels or
pounds—4ha;
c) for intensive poultry farms, piggeries or
stockyards—20ha;
d) for cattle feedlots—40ha
e) for aquaculture with a combined surface
area of all ponds or tanks of less than
200m2—1ha;
f) for other aquaculture—5 ha.
g) for all other animal husbandry—2ha
Noise & Nuisance
Outcome 2: Noise from the operation of the animal Solution 2.1 Access points and roads are
husbandry use does not cause unlawful environmental located to minimise noise and dust impacts on
nuisance. neighbouring sensitive land uses; and
Solution 2.2 The design and siting of all
mechanical equipment, including fans,
pneumatic feed systems and other equipment,
minimises the generation of mechanical noise,
odour and the likelihood of off-site vibration.
Solution 2.3 For breeding or boarding
kennels—the kennels are constructed of brick,
concrete or masonry.
Runoff
Outcome 3: The design and operation of the animal Solution 3.1 Buildings used to house animals,
use incorporates integrated water management as well as waste storage areas, are located on
elements such that land that is not subject to flooding by the 100
a) stormwater is prevented from entering sheds and year ARI event;
waste storage areas; AND
b) stormwater peak discharges and run-off volumes Solution 3.2 The base of all sheds is elevated
are not increased; and above natural ground level to ensure that
c) natural drainage lines and hydrological regimes stormwater run-off does not enter the sheds;
are maintained as far as practicable. AND
Solution 3.3 All waste water, including water
used to clean animal sheds, is managed so that
contaminants will not reach nearby waterways.
Aquaculture
Outcome 4: Water is managed on site such that it will Solution 4.1 & S5.1: Aquaculture occurs in
not reach Queensland waters via overland or tanks or ponds where water is fully reticulated
stormwater flows. within the facility with no discharge property or
waterways.
AND
Solution 5.2 & S5.2: Tanks or ponds used to
Outcome 5: Development is located and designed to cultivate aquaculture fisheries resources or for
avoid, or otherwise minimise, impacts to areas host to treatment or settlement of water are constructed
fisheries resources. with the lowest point of the top of wall at least
the height of the Q50 flood level.
AND
Solution 6.1: Ponds are designed and
Outcome 6: Tanks or ponds are designed to avoid constructed in accordance with Department of
leakage. Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry's policy
Guidelines for Constructing and Maintaining
Aquaculture Containment Structures.
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