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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
New separation distances are proposed for poultry farms as follows:
From frontage:─ 100m
From side and rear boundary: ─ 100m if Animal Husbandry Type 1 Traditional
From land included in a residential zone other than the Rural Settlement Zone, commercial
zones or Open Space Recreation zone: ─ 1,000m
From land included in the Rural Settlement Zone: ─ 200m if Animal Husbandry Type 1
Traditional
From any dwelling unit on other premises: ─ 150m if Animal Husbandry Type 1 Traditional
From watercourses: ─ 60m
4. Home-based businesses
It is proposed to reduce the level of assessment for Home-Based Business Type 2 Evident from
code assessment to self-assessment in the Rural Settlement Zone and the Rural Zone. In the
urban residential zone it will remain code assessable but with clarification added that it is only
consistent when operated from a detached house (not from multiple housing).
The self-assessable solutions are proposed to be changed for Home-Based Business Type 2 so
that whether in town or in the hinterland there could be a maximum of two employees (other than
the resident business operator) and that if the business involves classes, up to four classes can
be held per week with no more than 10 people in a class.
5. Roadside stall
It is proposed that the use definition of roadside stall (which is a sub-use within Retail Business
Type 1 Local) be amended to “the use of premises exceeding 5m2 but no more than 25m2 for the
display and sale of goods in rural areas”. In this regard it would no longer be limited to
agricultural produce.
The use would be made self-assessable in the Rural Zone. Specific Outcomes and Solutions for
the use would be amended substantially to read as follows:
Outcome 1 The stall is limited in scale appropriate to a Solution 1.1 Produce for sale at the roadside
rural setting and provides only for the sale of locally stall is limited to that which is grown or
grown and manufactured goods; produced on the site or in the surrounding area.
AND
AND Solution 1.2 The roadside stall does not
involve the sale of manufactured goods other
than where manufactured on the site.
Solution 2.1 The stall is not located on a
Outcome 2 The stall does not have an adverse effect property adjoining the Bruce Highway.
on the safety and functioning of the major road network. AND
Solution 2.2 The roadside stall is located on a
site with sufficient area to park 3 cars clear of
AND the road reserve and within 20 metres of the
roadside stall.
AND
Solution 2.3 Safe sight distances are provided
for vehicular crossovers in accordance with
Council’s Standard Drawing for rural driveways.
Solution 3.1 Not more than 1 sign is erected
Outcome 3 Signage associated with the roadside stall on the premises and the sign:-
2
is small, unobtrusive and appropriate to a rural location. (a) has a maximum signface area of 0.5m per
side; and
(b) is not illuminated or in motion.
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