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MCU14/0073 Town Planning Report
DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE FOR AN EXTENSION TO AN EXISTING INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS (TYPE 2) – SOFT DRINK FACTORY WITHIN AN EXISTING BUILDING 271 LAKE MACDONALD DRIVE, LAKE MACDONALD 21 The proposal will not result in significant adverse impacts on the amenity enjoyed by users of other premises compared to previous land uses, including acoustic and visual qualities or on the natural environment; The proposal will not impact on surrounding urban and rural settlement of permanent residents, and will not impact on the role of Cooroy as a major business centre; The proposed development has been designed to complement the streetscape and provide a high quality of building form compared to the existing building; The proposal will not impact on existing good quality agricultural land within the Locality; Being located within an existing building, the proposal will result in minimal impacts on areas of open space, biodiversity, ecological significance or environmental attributes; The proposed development will provide for economic activities located on Lake Macdonald Drive and will add to the attraction of the locality for visitors and residents; Water quality standards will be maintained; and, The proposed development will not impact on areas of native remnant or regrowth vegetation. 55. Whilst the proposal is inconsistent with the intent of the Rural Zone, the proposed extension is an appropriate outcome for the subject site on the following basis: The proposal is designed to ensure that any impacts, which result from the development, are appropriately mitigated or reduced in order to protect and maintain the amenity of the subject site and locality; The subject site is not suitable for the establishment rural activities due to site contamination issues, historical land uses and the surrounding existing land uses (i.e. quarry activities and residences etc.); and, The proposed reuse of the existing building will ensure that existing natural features are retained and enhanced (i.e. vegetation, landscape and waterways). 5.2.3 Overlay Areas 56. The planning scheme also includes a number of overlays, which regulate assessable development. The overlays are addressed in the following sections. 5.2.3.1 Biodiversity Overlay 57. Figure 11 (below) illustrates that the subject site contains Streams & Rivers, Drainage Lines and areas identified as Riparian Buffer Area and Environmental Areas (Environmental Protection Area). COOROY PROPERTY PTY LTD SEPTEMBER 2014
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