07/2399 - Representations received [As Published] · 132007.2399

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Queensland Odour Amenity Guideline, odour may be
detected at some times.”

 

 

that the development complies with the
Queensland Odour Amenity Guideline.”

Add a further sentence to the advisory
note as follows:

‘The property note will be removed from
the rates records for the new allotments
three (3} years from the date the survey
plans are sealed providing however that
no odour complaints relating to the Noosa
Coastal Water Treatment Plant have been
received by Council from a resident or
occupant of homes on the allotments.’

 

fertilizer is applied to the golf course or landscape
areas. This may result in erroneous complaints to
Council. Furthermore, the conclusions of the
consultants retained by both the Council and StarCo to
advise on the application do not support the notion
that there will be odour nuisance from the Plant.

The proposed wording (i.e. by leaving out the last few
words) is an accurate statement of the consultants’
conclusions and satisfies the objectives sought to be
achieved.

 

As conveyed during the assessment and decision
making phase, it is our strong view that odour will not
be detected. We request that an additional sentence
be added to the advisory note that allows for the
property note to be removed from the rates records.
The record should be removed after a period of time,
such as 3 years without detection of odour causing
complaint to Council.