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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 19 AUGUST 2014
Solution 5.2 Buffer areas and buffer elements
not less than those calculated in accordance
with Section 3 of the 1997 Planning Guidelines:
Separating Agricultural and Residential Land
Uses are provided and maintained to separate
the use and any area identified as Agricultural
Land Conservation Area on Overlay Maps
OM1.5-OM9.5.
The Specific Outcomes and Probable Solutions for the Extractive Resource Areas are proposed
to read as follows:
Key or Local Resource/processing area
Outcome 1 Development or use of premises within Solution 1.1 Development within the
the resource/processing area is compatible with the— resource/processing area is for Extractive uses
a) winning of the extractive resource; or directly associated with Extractive uses;
b) ongoing operation or expansion of existing or OR
potential Extractive uses; and Solution 1.2 Development is for other uses that
c) safe and efficient transport of materials to and would not constrain existing or future Extractive
from Extractive use sites. uses.
Resource/processing separation area
Outcome 2 Development within the Solution 2.1 No additional lots are created
resource/processing separation area— within either Key Resource Areas or Local
a) does not increase the number of people living in Resource Areas shown on Overlay Maps
the separation area; and OM1.5—OM9.5.2
b) incorporates measures which avoid or mitigate
adverse impacts from the winning and Solution 2.2 Development incorporates design,
transportation of the extractive resource; and orientation and construction materials that
c) does not compromise the function of the mitigate the potential adverse effects from an
separation area in providing a buffer between existing or future extractive industry to acceptable
Extractive uses and other uses. levels by:
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.
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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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