Town Planning Report · MCU18/0195

The Urban Footprint identifies land that can meet the region’s urban development needs to
2031 in a more compact form. It incorporates a full range of urban uses, including housing,
industry, business, infrastructure, community facilities and urban open space. Therefore the
proposed Doctor’s Practice is considered appropriate and in accordance with the intent for
the subject site by the SEQRP.




Figure 7: SPP Interactive Mapping System extract (DSDMIP November 2018)
The proposed development is considered to contribute to servicing the residential
community providing essential medical care in a convenient location. The proposed
development is considered to comply with the objectives of the Urban Footprint for the
SEQRP.

       6.3.2 Water Resources
The subject site is identified as being within the Great artesian water resource plan area
(Figure 8).

Given no operational works are proposed as part of this Material Change in Use assessment
against State Development Assessment Provision’s module relating to Water Resources is
considered irrelevant. Identification of the subject site in this water resource area is
considered negligible and has not impact on the assessment of this application.



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