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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 NOVEMBER 2015
Issues Comments
Adverse impacts of hauling organic waste Transport movements of organic waste are
from the chicken farm through the town of expected to occur at the end of the batch cycle
Cooroy. (once every 9 weeks). A condition is
recommended for heavy vehicle movements along
the haul route are limited to between the hours of
6am until 7pm, 7 days per week.
The proposed haul route is unsuitable for Council’s traffic consultant considers the proposed
the development’s traffic volumes, vehicle haul route is acceptable from a traffic engineering
types and schedules in terms of safety, perspective. To address noise concerns, a
maintenance and noise impacts. condition is recommended for heavy vehicle
movements along the haul route are limited to
between the hours of 6am until 7pm, 7 days per
week.
Road safety upgrades and maintenance The applicant has signed an Infrastructure
has not been addressed. Agreement for the sealing and widening of Top
Forestry Road to address the safety, maintenance
and dust nuisance issues.
Dust Concerns
Pollution of Blackfellow Creek and the DAF consider the risk associated with the release
Mary River from shed dust of fugitive dust emissions will have a low
environmental impact. The ERA conditions require
a Site Based Management Plan to regularly
monitor and review environmental performance.
Dust impacts on health The dust impact has been appropriately modelled
and meets the recommended standards. Council’s
environmental consultant considers the modelling
to be consistent with that seen elsewhere (i.e. the
predicted dust levels require a smaller buffer than
that required for odour).
Other
The devaluation of neighbouring This is not a relevant planning matter, with the
properties. assessment focussing on whether the impacts are
acceptable for the area.
Pollution of Blackfellow Creek from Detailed erosion and sediment control measures
Erosion from Cut and Fill will be incorporated into subsequent Operational
Works applications.
Biosecurity risk in emergency disease These matters are regulated by the Department of
situations Agriculture and Fisheries (DAF) and Biosecurity
agencies, and not local government. DAF
recommend a suitable condition be included on
the ERA for a site based management plan
addressing contingency planning requirements
associated with biosecurity risks.
Visual Amenity impacts – with any Conditions are recommended for the sheds to be
plantings unlikely to grow to a height that finished in suitable colours, with a suitable mix of
will screen the sheds vegetation and densities around the perimeters of
each shed to screen their bulk. A detailed
Operational Works application is required for
earthworks and landscaping.
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