2015-11-10 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda

PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                            10 NOVEMBER 2015


   Table drains, banks, batters and culverts to be widened where necessary;
   The final design of the pavement to be undertaken in accordance with the conditions of an
     Operational Works approval.
   The works to be completed and accepted ‘On Maintenance’ for a minimum period of 52
     weeks in accordance with the Planning Scheme Policy 5 – Engineering Design Standards
     prior to the commencement of the use for Animal Husbandry – Type 2 (Intensive Poultry
     Farm).

Considering the type and frequency of the traffic expected on Top Forestry Road, the applicant’s
Traffic Engineer (Lambert & Rehbein) and Council’s consultant (Beard Traffic Engineering) agree
the sealing and widening of the road in accordance with the special conditions of the
Infrastructure Agreement, will allow for the road to be used safely at moderate speed.

Odour Covenant
The applicant proposes to register a restrictive odour covenant on the adjoining property titles,
which they currently own (124, 146, 172 & 224 Top Forestry Rd). The Infrastructure Agreement
binds the owners of the lots to establish the restrictive covenants on title, prior to the
commencement of the use and is to remain on title while the poultry farm operates. Council’s
solicitor has reviewed the terms of the agreement and considers the special conditions
appropriate.

The restrictions relating to each of the properties is summarised in Figure 2 below.




     Figure 2 Odour Covenant restrictions on the lots owned by the applicant as part of the
                                 Infrastructure Agreement.




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