2015-11-10 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda

PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                            10 NOVEMBER 2015


          Car Parking
    13.   A minimum of 30 car parking spaces must be provided on the site for the agricultural
          use. The works must be undertaken in accordance with an Operational Works
          approval and must include in particular:
          a.    a carparking area constructed with a suitable “all weather” surface that can
                cater for the effects of occasional inundation by flood waters.
          b.    a carparking area that does not create any additional flooding on any adjoining
                property.
          Stormwater Drainage
    14.   Stormwater runoff from the development must be disposed of on-site without causing
          scour, entraining and transporting sediments in the stormwater or damage to the
          subject site or any adjoining property.
    15.   All roof runoff not reused for site operations must be treated within natural stormwater
          quality treatment strategies prior to release from the site.
    16.   The use must be undertaken in accordance with the Stormwater Management Plan
          Rev a, by O2 Environmental and dated 07/10/2015, subject to the following
          amendments;
          a.    the infiltration basin must be located outside of the Riparian Buffer Area;
          b.    The proposed filter media basin must be designed to hold water for no longer
                than the time period modelled in the MUSIC model Stormwater Management
                Plan Rev a, by O2 Environmental and dated 07/10/2015. Where groundwater
                recharge is expected, a Geotechnical Engineer must provide certification to
                confirm that the permeability of soils underlying the proposed location for the
                media filtration system exceed the proposed permeability of the filter media
                treatment system.
          c.    Include an Operational Phase Water Quality Monitoring Plan, prepared in
                accordance with the Environmental Protection (Water) Policy 2009 Monitoring
                and Sampling Manual. The Operational Phase Water Quality Monitoring Plan
                must be sufficient to demonstrate that a flood event does not cause the release
                of fertiliser, prescribed water contaminants, or other nutrient laden waters from
                the operation of the Greenhouse into surrounding waterways. Monitoring
                methods must not put any lives at risk during a flood event.
          The amendments must be incorporated into an amended Stormwater Management
          Plan and submitted to Council prior to the issue of an Operational Works approval.
    17.   Water quality monitoring results must be analysed by a suitably experienced water
          quality specialist and identify whether or not nutrient increases within the receiving
          waterways were associated with the release of nutrients from the Greenhouse during
          a flood event. The analysis must be provided to Noosa Council officers within 30
          business days following inundation of the site Greenhouse with flood waters.
    18.   Where the results of the Operational Phase Water Quality Monitoring demonstrates
          there are nutrient increases associated with the release of nutrients from the use
          during a flood event, the operator must identify and rectify the cause of the release,
          and include appropriate mitigation works to prevent future releases in flood events as
          far as practicable. The operator then must demonstrate to Council that appropriate
          measures have been incorporated into operations, to prevent a release of nutrients to
          the receiving waters in future flood events.




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