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Town Planning Report - 25 January 2019 - Final
Attached to the e-mail Industrial Business Type 2 Production, Alteration, Repackaging & Repairing - MCU19/0011.
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• existing and future low-impact industry uses are protected from the intrusion of incompatible
uses;
• development responds to land constraints including topography and flooding; and
• industrial uses are adequately separated from sensitive land uses to avoid environmental harm
or environmental nuisance.
In this case there is a real need to allow for some flexibility with the uses given businesses vary and
can’t all be listed under any approval.
The uses being proposed are defined as follows:
Use Term Definition Examples Des not include
Low impact Low impact industry means Repairing motor Panel beating, spray
industry the use of premises for an vehicles, fitting and painting or surface
industrial activity— turning workshop coating, tyre recycling,
that is the Note - Additional drum re-conditioning,
manufacturing, examples may be shown wooden and laminated
producing, in Table 6 industry product
processing, repairing, thresholds. manufacturing,
altering,
Service Service industry means the Audio visual equipment Small engine
industry use of premises for an repair, bicycle repairs, mechanical repair
industrial activity that clock and watch repairs, workshop, cabinet
does not result in off-site air, computer repairs, dry
noise or odour emissions; cleaning, film making, shop fitting,
and is suitable for location processing, hand sign writing, tyre
with other non-industrial engraving, jewellery depot, low impact
uses. making, laundromat, industry, medium
locksmith, picture impact, high impact
framing, shoe repairs, industry, special
tailor industry
Table 6 – Industry Thresholds
Use Additional examples include
Low-impact industry (1) Repairing and servicing motor vehicles,
including mechanical components,
radiators, electrical components, wheel
alignments, exhausts, tyres, suspension or
air conditioning, not including spray
painting
(2) Repairing and servicing lawn mowers and
outboard engines
(3) Fitting and turning workshop
(4) Assembling or fabricating products from
sheet metal or welding steel, producing less
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