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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 AUGUST 2014
c) for water supply catchment areas—
i Lake Macdonald and Cedar Pocket dam water supplies are not adversely affected
by development or the effects of development;
ii any development that is unavoidable within the catchment is planned, designed,
constructed and operated to manage stormwater, wastewater and any other
pollutants in ways that protect the water quality of Lake Macdonald and Cedar
Pocket dam;
iii costs of water treatment and infrastructure maintenance are minimised;
iv the expected life of dam infrastructure is maximised; and
v the visual amenity of Lake Macdonald is not adversely affected by development; and
The Specific Outcomes and Probably Solutions for the Agricultural Land Conservation Area are
proposed to read as follows:
Reconfiguring a Lot
Outcome 1 Development does not result in the Solution 1.1 Land located within the
fragmentation of agricultural lands. Agricultural Land Conservation Areas identified
on Overlay Maps OM1.5—9.5 is not further
subdivided.
Outcome 2 Boundary realignments maintain or Solution 2.1 Realignment of boundaries of a
improve the opportunity for sustainable agricultural lot on, or adjacent to, Agricultural Land
production on Agricultural Land Conservation Areas. Conservation Area:
i) results in a number of lots equal to or less
than the total number of original lots;
ii) results in a more productive use and
management of agricultural land and
water for agricultural uses;
iii) does not lead to increased fragmentation
of agricultural land;
iv) does not increase potential conflict
between agricultural and non-agricultural
uses; and
Outcome 3 Lots created for urban settlement or rural Solution 3.1 An adequate buffer area is
settlement in the vicinity of Rural Zone land, provide designed and located in accordance with the
sufficient separation and other buffering to ensure that State Interest Guideline on Agriculture and the
potential impacts from agricultural activities do not 1997 Planning Guidelines – Separating
adversely affect— Agricultural and Residential Land Uses;
a) community health, safety and amenity; and
b) the continuing use of the agricultural land
resource;
Location of incompatible uses
Outcome 4 Uses that permanently alienate agricultural No solution provided1
land from production are not located within the
Agricultural Land Conservation Areas identified on
Overlay Maps OM1.5—9.5.
Separation of incompatible uses
Outcome 5 Adequate separation is provided between Solution 5.1 A distance of not less than 500m
existing or potential Agricultural Uses on land within an separates the use and any area identified as
Agricultural Land Conservation Area and incompatible Agricultural Land Conservation Area on Overlay
land uses. Maps OM1.5—OM9.5;
OR
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PSP1 Details information Council may request to assist in the assessment of whether or not the application achieves the relevant
specific outcomes.
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