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Negotiated Report (Representations made) 131998 981211 5
It is recommended existing condition 57 be amended to read as follows:
57. The Group Farm Stay Accommodation and Associated Activities use lapses if the use has
not happened by 19 December 2026 7 March 2031 unless an application to extend the currency
period is approved by Council.
Existing Condition 58
58. Plan amendments - Plan to be amended to incorporate the recommended fire access trail
within Lot 394 M371117 (see Plate 23 of the Bushfire Hazard Assessment and Management Plan)
and extending along the southern boundary until it meets the eastern boundary of the subject site,
before gaining access to Road 176. The fire access is to be detailed a being used for emergency
access only.
Applicant’s Request
The applicant details that the updated plan attached to this request includes the link to Cootharaba
Downs Rd. The applicant indicates that this condition can be deleted or amended to insist on the
use as an emergency access only.
Assessment of Request
The relevant plan has been amended as required and no objection is raised to the change to
condition.
Recommendation
It is recommended existing condition 58 be amended to include the following plan in the plan table:
Plan No. Rev. Plan/Document Name Date
A-DA-01.03 15 Proposed Whole Site Plan prepared by 17/02/2025
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Existing Condition 66
66. Buses capable of evacuating all patrons during an emergency event are to remain on site
whilst the Group Farm Stay Accommodation is in operation.
Applicant’s Request
The applicant has requested existing condition 66 be deleted. The applicant indicates that all
infrastructure is located outside of the bushfire hazard and buffer areas and that there is no
requirement in the bushfire management plan to keep buses onsite and is an unreasonable
imposition. Furthermore, the applicant indicated that there is a recommendation for a shelter in
place requirement in the bushfire hazard plan as described in the bushfire addendum (See
attached commentary from North Coast Environmental).
Assessment of Request
Concerns were raised during assessment of the proposal that a large number of children may
potentially be put in a situation where they are impacted by a fire event. As a result a Bushfire
Evacuation Plan (BEP) was submitted as part of the original application. The BEP was designed
to assist management to protect life and property in the event bushfire threatened the proposed
development.
Councils Senior Environment Officer reviewed the original BEP and indicated that the document
aimed to establish pre-planning guidelines for evacuation of the premises where there was a need
to relocate personnel from one place to another to enhance the protection of those people. The
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