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DA Form 1 - Development application detailsApproved form
(version 1.2 effective 7 February 2020) made under section 282 of
the PlanningAct 2016.This form must be used to make a
developmentapplication involving code assessment or impact
assessment,exceptwhen applyingfor developmentinvolving only
building work.For a developmentapplication involving building work
only, use DA Form2- Building work details.For a
developmentapplication involving building work associatedwith any
other type of assessabledevelopment(i.e. materialchangeof use,
operationalworkor reconfiguringa lot), use this form (DA Form 1)and
parts 4 to 6 ofDA Form 2~ Building workdetails.Unless
statedotherwise,all parts of this form must be completed in full
and all required supporting information mustaccompanythe
developmentapplication.One or more additionalpages may be
attachedas a schedule to this developmentapplication if there is
insufficientspace on the form to include all the necessary
information.
This form and any other form relevant to the
developmentapplicationmust be used to make a developmentapplication
relating to strategicport land and Brisbanecore port land under the
TransportinfrastructureAct 1994,and airport land under the
AirportAssets (RestructuringandDisposal)Act2008. For the purposeof
assessingadevelopment application relating to strategicport land
and Brisbane core port land, any referenceto a planningscheme is
taken to mean a land use plan for the strategic port land,
Brisbaneport land use plan for Brisbanecoreport land, or a land use
plan for airport land.
Note: All terms used in this form have the meaninggiven underthe
Planning Act 2016, the PlanningRegulation 2017, or the
DevelopmentAssessment Rules (DARules).
PART 1 - APPLICANT DETAILS
Applicantname(s)(individuatorcompanyfutiname)
Contact name (onlyapplicable forcompanies)
PostaI address (P.O. Box orstreetaddress)Suburb
State
Postcode
Country
Contact numberEmail address (non-mandatory)
Mobile number (non-·mandatory)
Fax number (non-mandatory)
?oBox 7 REUElVWSomersetRegionalCouncil
c po n n/ON 11 JUL 2020
Applicant's reference number(s) (itapplicable)
O Y s -- the written consent of the owner(s) is attached to this
developmentapplicationNo
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PART 2 - LOCATION DETAILS
°Street addressAND lot on plan (all tots mustbe listed),
or°Street addressAND lot on plan for an adjoiningor
adjacentpropertyof the premises
(appropriatefordevelopmentinwaterbut adjoiningor adjacent to land
e.g. jetty, pontoon. All lots mustbe listed).Unit No. Street No.
Street Name and Type Suburb
i /0 #5ÛÁ ?2.CoL&1a)Postcode Lot No. Plan Type and Number
(e.g.RP, SP) Local Government Area(s)
OMGASèf^Unit No. Street No. Street Name and Type Suburb
b)Postcode Lot No. Plan Type and Number (e.g. RP, SP) Local
GovernmentArea(s)
°Coordinates of premisesby longitudeand latitudeLongitude(s)
Latitude(s) Datum Local Government Area(s)
(itapplicable)°WGS84°GDA94 ·°Other:O Coordinates of premisesby
eastingand northing
Easting(s) Northing(s) Zone Ref. Datum Local Government Area(s)
(itapplicable)
°54 °WGS84°55 °GDA94°56 °Other:
°Additionalpremisesare relevant to this developmentapplication
and the details of these premises have beenattached in a scheduleto
this developmentapplicationt required
° In or adjacent to a water body or watercourse or in or above
an aquiferName of water body, watercourseor aquifer:°On strategic
port land under the TransportInfrastructureAct 1994Lot on plan
description of strategic port land:Name of port authority for the
lot:
In a tidal areaName of loca\ governmentfor the tidal area
(itapplicabte):Name of port authorityfor tidal area
(itapplicable):
°On airport land under the Airport Assets (Restructuringand
Disposal)Act2008Name of airport: .'' ; } .. j' j ' ' , J .-- - -
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° Listed on the EnvironmentalManagementRegister (EMR)under the
EnvironmentalProtectionAct 1994EMR site identification:Listed on
the Contaminated Land Register (CLR) under the
EnvironmentalProtectionAct 1994
CLR site identification:
5) Are there any existing easements over the premises?Note:
Easement uses vary throughoutQueenslandand are to be
identifiedcorrectlyandaccurately.For further information on
easementsandhow they mayaffect the proposed development,see DA
Förms Guide.
O Yes - All easement locations, types and dimensions are
included in plans submittedwith this developmentapplication°No
PART 3 - DEVELOPMENTDETAILSSection 1 - Aspectsof development
a) Wßatis the type of development?(t/ckontyonebox)Material
change of use °Reconfiguring a lot °Operational work °Building
workb) What is the approvaltype? (rick only one
box)Developmentpermit °Preliminaryapproval °
Preliminaryapprovalthat includesa variationapprovalc) What is the
level of assessment?Code assessment ° Impact assessment
(requirespublicnotification)d) Provide a brief descriptionof the
proposal (e.g. 6 unit apartmentbuildingdefinedas multi-unit
dwelling. reconfigurationof 1 tot into 3tots):
e) RelevantplansNote:Relevantplans are required to be submitted
forall aspects of this developmentapplication. For further
information,see DA Forms cuide:
Relevantplans.
O Relevantplans of the proposeddevelopmentare attachedto the
developmentapplication
a) What is the type of development? (tick only one box)
B1Í/laterialchangeof use °Reconfiguring a lot °Operational work
°Building workb) What is the approvaltype? (t/ckonly one
box)°Developmentpermit °Preliminary approval °Preliminary
approvalthat includesa variation approvalc) What is the level of
assessment?
Code assessment ° Impact assessment
(requirespublicnotification)d) Provide a brief descriptionof the
proposal (e.g. 6 unit apartmentbuildingdefinedas
multi·unitdwelling, reconfigurationof 1 tot into alots):
e) RelevantplansNote:Relevantplans are required to be submitted
forall aspectsof this developmentapplication. For
furiherinformation,see DA Forms Guide:
Relevantplans.
°Relevantplans of the proposeddevelopmentare attached to the
developmentapplication°Additionalaspectsof developmentare relevant
to this development application and the details for these
aspectsthat would be required under Part 3 Section 1 of this form
have been attached to this development application°Not required
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Section 2 - Further development details
Material change of use es - completedivision1 if
assessableagainst a local planning instrument
Reconfiguring a lot °Yes - completedivision 2Operational work
°Yes - completedivision 3Building work °Yes - complete DA Form 2-
Buildingwork detailsDivision 1 - Material change of useNote: This
division is only required to be completed ifanypartof the
developmentapplication involvesa material changeof use
assessableagainsta
locai ' nnin instrument.
Provide a general descriptionof the Provide the planning
schemedefinition Number of dwelling Gross floorproposed use
(include each definition in a new row) units (ifapplicable) area
(m2)
(ifapplîcable)
Yes
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Division 2 - Reconfiguring a lotNote:This division is only
reauired to be comotetedifany cart of the devetooment
aoolicationinvolves reconfiguringa lot.I /
Subdivision (complete10)) °Dividing land into parts by agreement
(complete 11))Boundary realignment (complete 12)) O Creating or
changingan easementgiving access to a lotfrom a constructedroad
(complete 13))
Intended use of lots created Residential Commercial Industrial
Other, please specify:
Numberof lots created
°Yes - provideadditionaldetails below° NoHow many stages wil1the
works include?What stage(s) will this developmentapplicationapply
to?
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11) Dividing land into parts by agreement - how many parts are
being created and whatis the intendeduse of the
parts?Intended use of parts created Residential Commercial
Industrial Other, please specify:
Numberof parts created
Current lot Proposed lot
Lot on plan description Area (m2) Lot on plan description Area
(m2)
Existing or Width (m) Length (m) Purpose of the easement? (e.g.
Identify the land/lot(s)proposed? pedestrianaccess) benefitted by
the easement
Division 3 - Operational workNote: This division is only
reauired to be comoieted if any oart of the developmentaoplication
involves operationai work.
O Road work °Stormwater °Water infrastructure°Drainagework
°Earthworks O Sewage infrastructureLandscaping °Signage O Clearing
vegetation°Other - pleasespecify:O Yes - specify numberof new
lots:
°No
PART 4 - ASSESSMENT MANAGER DETAILS
EMSEW ?Cro,,J L CorJdctL·
Yes - a copy of the decision noticeis attached to this
developmentapplication
The local government is taken to have agreed to the
supersededplanningscheme request- relevantdocumentsattached
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PART 5 - REFERRAL DETAILS
No, there are no referral requirements relevantto any
development aspects identified in this developmentapplication -
proceedto Part 6
Matters requiring referral to the Chief Executive of the
PlanningAct2016:Clearing native vegetationContaminated land
(unexplodedordnance)Environmentallyrelevantactivities (ERA) (only
if the ERAhas not been devolved to a localgovemment)Fisheries-
aquacultureFisheries- declared fish habitatareaFisheries-
marineplantsFisheries - waterway barrier worksHazardouschemical
facilitiesHeritageplaces - Queensland heritage place (on orneara
oueenslandheritageplace)Infrastructure-relatedreferrals --
designatedpremisesInfrastructure-related referrals -- state
transport infrastructureInfrastructure-related referrals - State
transport corridorand future State
transportcorridorInfrastructure-related referrals -
State-controlled transport tunnels and future state-controIIed
transport tunnelsinfrastructure-relatedreferrals - near a
state-controlled road intersectionKoala habitat in SEQ region -
interfering with koala habitat in koala habitat areas outsidekoala
priority areasKoala habitat in SEQ region - key resource
areasPorts
- Brisbanecore port land - near a State transportcorridoror
future State transportcorridorPorts- Brisbanecore port land -
environmentallyrelevantactivity (ERA)Ports - Brisbanecore port land
- tidal works or work
in a coastal managementdistrictPorts - Brisbane core port land -
hazardouschemical facilityPorts - Brisbanecore port land- taking or
interfering with water°Ports - Brisbanecore port land - referable
damsPorts - Brisbanecore port land - fisheriesPorts - Land within
Port of Brisbane'sport limits (belowhigh-watermark)°SEQ development
area°SEQ regional landscapeand rural production area or SEQ rural
living area - tourist activityor sport andrecreationactivity
°SEQ regional landscape and rural productionarea or SEQ rural
living area - communityactivity°SEQ regional landscape and rural
production area or SEQ rural living area - indoor recreation°SEQ
regional landscapeand rural production area or SEQ rural living
area - urban activity°SEQ regional landscape and rural production
area or SEQ rural living area - combined use°Tidal works or works
in a coastal management district°Reconfiguring a lot in a coastal
managementdistrict or for a canalO Erosion prone area in a coastal
managementdistrictO Urban design
°Water-related development- taking or interfering with
water°Water-related development - removing quarry material (froma
watercourseorlake)Water-related development - referable
damsWater-relateddevelopment -levees (categorya levees
only)°Wetland protection areaMatters requiring referral to the
local government:°Airport landEnyironmentally relevantactivities
(ERA) (only if the ERA has been devolved to local govemment)
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Heritage places - Local heritage placesMatters requiring
referral to the Chief Executiveof the distribution entity or
transmission entity:
Infrastructure-related referrals -
ElectricityinfrastructureMatters requiring referral to:? The Chief
Executiveof the holder of the licence, if not an individuai? The
holder of the licence, if the holder of the licence is an
individual
° Infrastructure-related referrals - Oil and gas
infrastructureMatters requiring referral to the BrisbaneCity
Council:° Ports - Brisbanecore port landMatters requiring referral
to the Minister responsiblefor administeringthe Transport
infrastructureAct 1994:
Ports- Brisbane core port
land (where inconsistent with the BrisbaneportLUP for
transportreasons)Ports - Strategicport land
Matters requiringreferrai to the relevantport operator, if
applicant is not port operator:Ports - Land within Port of
Brisbane'sport limits (belowhigh-watermark)
Matters requiring referral to the Chief Executiveof the
relevantport authority:Ports - Land within limits of anotherport
(belowhigh-watermark)
Matters requiring referral to the Gold Coast Waterways
Authority:Tidal works or work in a coastal management district (in
Goldcoastwaters)
Matters requiring referral to the Queensland Fire and Emergency
Service:
°T idal works or work in a coastal managementd istrict
(involvinga marina (morethan six vesselberths))
O Yes - referral response(s)received and listed below are
attached to this developmentapplication
Referral requirement Referral agency Date of referral
response
Identifyand describeany changes made to the
proposeddevelopmentapplicationthat was the subject of thereferral
responseand this developmentapplication , or include details in a
scheduleto this developmentapplication(if applicable).
PART 6 - INFORMATIONREQUESTI
agree to receive an information request if determinednecessary
for this development application
° l do not agree to acceptan informationrequestfor this
developmentapplicationNote:Bynotagreeingto acceptan information
requestI, the applicant, acknowledge:? that this
developmentapplicationwillbe assessedand decided based on the
informationprovided when making this development
applicationand the assessmentmanagerand any referral agencies
relevantto the developmentapplicationare not obligated underthe
DARules to acceptanyadditionalinformationprovidedby the
applicantfor the developmentapplicationunless agreed to by the
relevantparties
? Part 3 of the DA Rules will stillapplyif the applicationis an
applicationlisted undersection 11.3 of the DA
Rules.Furtheradviceabout information requestsis containedin the DA
Forms Guide.
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PART 7 - FURTHER DETAILS
O Yes - provide details below or includedetailsin a scheduleto
this development application
oList of approval/development Referencenumber Date
Assessmentapplicationreferences manager
ApprovalDevelopmentapplicationApproval
O Developmentapplication
Yes -. a copy of the receiptedQLeave form is attachedto this
developmentapplication
-I, the applicantwill provideevidence that the portable long
service leave levy has been paid before the
assessmentmanagerdecides the developmentapplication. I
acknowledgethat the assessment managermaygive a
developmentapprovalon\y if I provideevidencethat the portable long
service leave levy has been paidNot applicable (e.g. buildingand
construction work is less than $150,000excludingGST)
Amount paid Date paid (dd/mm/yy) QLeave levy number (A, B or
E)
22) Is this developmentapplication in response to a show cause
notice or required as a result of an enforcementnotice?
Yes - show cause or enforcementnotice is attached
O Yes - the required attachment(form ESR/2015/1791)for an
application for an environmentaiauthorityaccompanies this
developmentapplication,and details are provided in the table
below
°NoNote:Applicationfor an environmentalauthority can be found by
searching"ESR/2015/1791"as a search term at www.ald.aov.au.An
ERArequiresan environmentalauthority to operate. See
www.business.aid.cov.aufor further information.
Proposed ERA number: Proposed ERA threshold:ProposedERA
name:
Multiple ERAs are applicableto this developmentapplication and
the details have been attached in a schedule tothis
developmentapplication.
Yes - Form 69: Notificationof a facilityexceeding 10% of
schedule 15 threshold is attached to this deve\opmentication
Note:See www.business.ald.aov.aufor further informationabout
hazardouschemical notifications.
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Yes - this developmentapplication includeswritten confirmation
from the chief executiveof the VegetationManagement Act
1999(s22Adetermination)o
Note: 1. Where a developmentapplication for operational work or
material change of use requiresa s22A determinationand this is not
included,the developmentapplication is prohibiteddevelopment.
2. See
httos:/hvww.ald.aov.au/environment/landveaetation/acolyinafor
further information on how to obtain a s22A determination.
Yes -I acknowledgethat an environmentaloffset must be
providedfor any prescribedactivity assessedas
having a significant residual impact on a prescribed
environmentalmatterQþioNote: The environmentaloffset section of the
QueenslandGovemment'swebsitecan be accessedat www.qid.qov.aufor
furtherinformationonenvironmentaloffsets.
Yes - the development application involvés premisesin the koala
habitatarea in the koala priority area
- the developmentapplication involves premisesin the koala
habitat area outside the koala priority area
Note: If a koala habitat area determinationhas beenobtainedfor
thispremisesand is current overthe land, it should be providedas
partof thisdevelopmentapplication.See koala habitatarea
guidancematerialsat www.des.ald.aov.aufor further information.
Yes - the relevant templateis completed and attachedto this
development application and I acknowledgethat a
relevant authorisationor licence under the Water Act 2000may be
required prior to commencing development
Note: Contactthe DepartmentofNatural Resources,Mines and
Energyat www.dnrme.ald.aov.aufor furtherinformation.
DA templates are available from
httos://olannina.dsdmio.ald.qov.auf.If the
developmentapplicationinvolves:? Taking or interferingwith
undergroundwater through an artesian or subactesianbore: complete
DA Form 1 Template 1
? Taking or interferingwith water in a watercourse,take
orspring:completeDA Form1 Template2? Taking overland
flowwater:completeDA Form 1 Template 3.
Yes- the relevanttemplateis completed and attached to this
developmentapplication
DA templatesare available from
httos.·//olanning.dsdmio.qld.aov.auf.For a developmentapplication
involving waterwaybarrier works, completeDA Form 1 Template 4.
Yes - an associated resourceallocation authorityis attached to
this development application, if required under
th heriesAct 1994o
Note:See guidance materials at www.dat.old.aov.aufor
furtherinformation.
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Yes .-. i acknowledge that a quarry material allocationnotice
must be obtained prior to commencing development
Note: Contact the DepartmentofNatural Resources.Mines and
Energyat www.darme.aid.gov.auand www.business.aid.aov.aufor
furtherinformation.
°Y .- I acknowledge that a quarry material allocationnotice must
be obtainedprior to commencingdevelopmentoNote:Contact the
DepartmentofEnvironmentand Scienceat www.des.ald.qov.aufor
furtherinformation.
°Yes - the 'Notice Accepting a Failure Impact Assessment'from
the chief executiveadministering the WaterSu ply Act is attachedto
this developmentapplicationNote:See guidancemateriaisat
www.dncme.aid.aov.aufor further information.
°Yes - the following is includedwith this
developmentapplication:° Evidencethe proposalmeets the code for
assessabledevelopment that is prescribed tidal work (onlyrequiredif
application involvesprescribed tidal work)° A certificate of
titleo
Note:See guidancematerialsat www.des.ald.aov.aufor further
information.
°Yes - details of the heritageplace are provided in the table
belowNote:Seeguidancematerialsat www.des.ald.aov.aufor
informationrequirementsregardingdevelopmentofQueenslandheritageplaces.
Name of the heritage place: Place ID:
Yes - this developmentapplicationdemonstrateshow the proposal
meets the code for a developmentlication for a brothel under
Schedule 3 of the ProstitutionRegulation2014o
O Yes - this applicationwill be taken to be an applicationfor a
decision undersection 62 of the TransportinfrastructureAct 1994
(subject to the conditions in section 75 of the
TransportinfrastructureAct 1994 being
sfied)
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PART 8 - CHECKLISTAND APPLICANT DECLARATION
i have identified the assessment manager in question 15 and all
relevant referralrequirement(s)in question 17 2ÝesNote: See the
PlanningRegulation 2017 for referral requirementsIf building work
is associatedwith the proposed development, Parts 4 to 6 of DA
Form2- °YesBuildingwork detailshave been cornpleted and attached to
this developmentapplication Q..No'tapplicableSupporting
informationaddressing any applicableassessment benchmarks is with
thedevelopmentapplicationNote: This is a mandatoryrequirementand
includesany relevant templates underquestion23, a planning repod
esandany technicalreports required by the relevantcategorising
instruments.(e.g.local govemmentplanningschemes,
StatePlanningPolicy, State DevelopmentAssessmentProvisions).For
furtherinformation, see DQAForms Guide: Plannina Reoort
Temolate.
Relevantplans of the development are attached to this
developmentapplicationNote:Relevantplans are requiredto be
submittedforall aspects of this developmentapplication.For further
sinformation, see DA Forms Guide: Relevant olans.
The portable long service leave levy for QLeavehas been paid, or
will be paid beforea Yesdevelopmentpermit is issued (see21)
pplicable
y making this developmentapplication, I declare that all
information in this developmentapplication is true and
rcetan email address is provided in Part 1 of this form, I
consent to receivefuture electroniccommunicationsfrom the
assessment managerand any referral agency for the
developmentapplication where written informationis required or
permitted pursuant to sections 11 and 12 of the
ElectronicTransactionsAct2001
Note: It is unlawfulto intentionallyprovide false
ormisleadinginformation.
Privacy - Personal informationcollected in this form will be
used by the assessment managerand/or chosenassessment manager, any
relevant referral agency and/orbuilding certifier (includingany
professional adviserswhich may be engagedby those entities)while
processing, assessingand deciding the development application.All
informationrelatingto this development applicationmay be available
for inspection and purchase,and/orpublished on the assessment
manager's and/or referral agency's website.Personal information
will not be disclosedfor a purpose unrelatedto the PlanningAct2016,
PlanningRegulation 2017 and the DA Rules exceptwhere:? such
disclosure is in accordancewith the provisionsabout public access
to documentscontained in the Planning
Act2016and the Planning Regulation 2017, and the access rules
made under the PlanningAct2016andPlanning Regulation 2017; or
? required by other legislation (includingthe Right to
information Act2009); or? otherwise required by law.This
information may be stored in relevantdatabases.The
informationcollected will be retained as required by thePublic
Records Act 2002.
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PART 9 - FOR COMPLETIONOF THE ASSESSMENTMANAGER -FOR OFFICE
USE ONLY
Date received: Referencenumber(s):
Prescribed assessment managerName of chosen assessment
managerDate chosen assessmentmanagerengagedContact numberof chosen
assessment managerRelevant licence number(s)of chosen
assessmentmanager
Descriptionof the workQLeave projectnumberAmount paid ($) Date
paid (dd/mm/yy)
Date receiptedform sighted by assessment managerName of
officerwho sighted the form
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6.1.7 Recreation and open space zone code
6.1.7.1 Application
This code applies to assessing materialchange of use and
building work for developmentin theRecreationand open
spacezone.
When using this code, reference should be made to section 5.3.2
and, where applicable, section 5.3.3located in Part 6.
6.1.7.2 Purpose
(1) The purposeof the Recreation and open space zone code is to
provide for a range of sporting,recreation, leisure, culturaland
educationalactivities.
It may provide for local, district and regional scale parks that
serve the recreationneeds ofresidents and visitors and may include
areas for conservation of natural values.
Areas such as parks, playing fields and playgrounds are
generally accessibleto the public.However, access may be limited in
certain areas and at certain times.
Where required to meet community needs, development may include
structures,such asshelters, amenity facilities,picnic tables,
clubhouses, gymnasiums, swimming pools, tenniscourts and other
infrastructure to support recreationalor sporting activities.
(2) The local government purposeof the code is to establish a
publicly accessiblenetwork ofopen space in the towns of
SomersetRegion that provides for:
a) active and passive recreation areas;b) recreation activities
and limited community facilities;andc) the conservation of
importantnatural features and processes.
(3) The purposeof the Recreation and open spacezone will be
achieved through the followingoverall outcomes:
a) A range of publicly accessible recreation activities,
including indoorsport and recreation,outdoorsport and recreation,
park and other low-intensityuses that meet the needsofthe
SomersetRegion community are provided;
b) Uses such as caretaker's accommodation, clubs and community
uses and food and drinkoutletsmay be establishedin the zone where
demonstratedto be:(i) anciliary to recreation activitiesand, where
centre activities,consistentwith the
developmentof the SomersetRegion town centres network; and(ii)
subordinate in scale to the predominantuse of the site;
c) Temporary uses such as marketsor outdoor entertainment events
are of a scale that canbe reasonably accommodatedby the existing
open space facilities;
d) The predominant low rise built form and very low intensity
scale of development in thezone is maintained, which assists in
providing a visual contrastto the more intensivelydeveloped parts
of the town;
e) The design and siting of recreation activities mitigates
potential impactson the amenityof adjoiningpremises and the
character of the surrounding locality;
f) important natural features and processes, including habitat
for flora and fauna andriparian corridorsand natural drainage
functionsare conservedand protected frominappropriate
development;.
g) Land included in the zone is generally subjectto a higher
level of flooding risk and isprotectedfrom inappropriate
developmentthat increasesthe numbers of people orstructuresfrom
this risk. Development also responds to other land constraints,
includinglandslideand bushfire risks;
h) Connections to the broaderopen space network, including local
and regional parks andcorridors are facilitated for the use and
enjoymentof residents and visitors;
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i) Developmentconserves and sensitively integrates with historic
places or items of culturalheritagesignificance;
j) Developmentis servicedby the following infrastructure:(i) the
reticulated water supply network;(ii) either the reticulated
seweragenetwork or a sustainable on-site effluent treatment
and disposal system that maintains environmentaland water
quality values; and(iii) stormwaterdrainage, electricity,gas and
telecommunications services as
appropriate;andk) Development is designed to incorporate
sustainable practices including max mising
energyefficiency, water conservation and active transport.
6.1.7.3 Criteria for assessmentPart A-Criteria for
self-assessableand assessabledevelopment
Table 6.2.7.3-Self-assessableand assessabledevelopment
Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
For self-assessable and assessable development
Building heightPO1Buildingheight:(a) maintainsa predominant
low-
medium rise built form; and(b) complementsdevelopmentin the
surroundinglocality.
11dingheightdoes not exceed two i p nstoreysand 8.5 metres above
groundlevel.
Building setbacksPO2Building setbacks:(a) maintain a coherent
streetscape;
and(b) managepotential impacts on the
amenity enjoyed by developmenton adjoining premises.
AO2.1Buildings and structures are setbackaminimum 10 metres from
the primarystreet frontageof the site.
AO2.2Buildings and structures are setback aminimum 6 metres from
side and rearboundariesof the site
Building scalePO3 AO3Building scale: Site cover does not exceed
20 per(a) maintains a very low intensity scale cent.
of development;and(b) remains subordinateto the
predominantopen space characterof the zone.
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Performanceoutcomes Acceptable outcomes Comments
Natural environmentand hazardsPO4The ecological values of the
site areprotected and risks to developmentfrom natural hazards are
minimisedthrough the appropriatesiting anddesign of all buildings
and structures,having regard to:(a) regulatedor remnant
vegetation;(b) biodiversitycorridorsand networks;(c) bushfire risk;
and(d) flooding risk.
AO4No acceptableoutcome provided.
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AmenityPO5 AO5The design, location and operationof No acceptable
outcomeprovided.development does not result in anyundue adverse
impact on the amenity ofthe locality, having regard to:(a) hours of
operation;(b) lighting;(c) noise;(d) dust, odour and other
airborne
emissions;(e) public health and safety;(f) traffic
generation;(g) the use of advertising devices;(h) visual amenity;
and(i) overlookingand privacy.
PO6Developmentmust take into accountand seek to ameliorate any
existingnegative environmental impacts, havingregard to:(a)
noise;(b) hours of operation;(c) traffic;(d) lighting;(e)
advertising devices(f) visual amenity;(g) privacy;(h) odour; or(i)
emissions.
AO6No acceptableoutcome provided.
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9.1.21 Tourist park and relocatable home park code
9.1.21.1 Application
This code applies to assessinga material change of use for
developmentinvolving a tourist park or arelocatable home park.
9.1.21.2 Purpose
(1) The purpose of the tourist park and relocatable home park
code is to ensure that these types ofaccommodation are developed in
appropriate locations, and are designed and managed in away that
meets the accommodationneeds of residentsand visitors, while
maintainingthecharacter of the locality.
(2) The purposeof the code will be achieved through the
followingoverall outcomes:
(a) facilitatingshort-termaccommodationin locationsthat is
consistentwith the tourismstrategyor is located in a urban area,
town or small township;
(b) long term accommodationin the form of relocatablehome parks
are established in closeproximityto centre facilities and
communityservices, including schools;
(c) tourist parks and relocatable home parks are compatiblewith
the amenity and characterof the area; and
(d) tourist parks and relocatablehome parks are established in
locationsthat ensure highstandards of protection from natural
hazards.
9.1.21.3 Criteria for assessment
Part A - Criteria for self-assessableand assessable
developmentTable 9.3.21.3.A- Self-assessableand assessable
development
Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
Size and DesignPO1The use providessuitable levels ofbuffering,
amenity, privacy, andrecreation areas commensuratewiththe
reasonable expectationsof visitorsand residents having regard to
thenature of the accommodation use, andthe character of the
locality
Short term and long termaccommodationdensitiesarecompatiblewith
the characterandamenityof the locality and does notresult in
overdevelopmentof the site.
A tourist park includes a mix ofaccommodation types.
A 1khas a minimum site area of 2 o
hectares.
AO1.2Tbe site coverfor permanentbuildings, relocatablehomes
andcovered structures does not exceed40 per cent.
AO1.3Separate areas are providedfor eachform of accommodation in
the samepark, for example, caravans,relocatablehomes, tents and
holidaycabins.
AO1.4The proposalcomplies with theprovision in Table
9.3.21.3.Bwithrespect to:(a) minimumsite area for each
accommodationtype;
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
AccommodationpurposesPO2The accommodationactivity, built formand
site layout is used for the intendedaccommodationpurpose.
(b) setbacks to internal roadfrontages;
(c) distancesto amenities; and(d) distance from refuse
storage
areas.
A01.5The relocatablehome park providescommunal recreation
facilities for theexclusiveuse of residents.
AO2.1The tourist park provides short termaccommodation not
exceeding3monthsstay.
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AO2.2The relocatable home park provideslong term or
permanentaccommodationonly.
PO3 AO3.1Relocatablehomes are designedto be Relocatablehomes are
capableofable to be moved from one position to being moved on and
off the site.another within the premises or toanother
relocatablehome park.
AmenitiesPO4 AO4.1 TThe use must provide a reasonable Each
touristpark site is provided withlevel of convenience for guests. a
toilet.
AO4.2Where not in a sewered area, the G 7touristpark is to be
serviced by an s eon-site effluentdisposalsystemwhich complieswith
the relevantAustralianStandard.
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LocationPO5 AO5.1Short term tourist park accommodation: No
acceptableoutcomeprovided.(a) has high degreeof accessibilityto
town centre services and facilities;or
(b) is on a major tourist route in anUrban Area; or
(c) is consistentwith the tourism andrecreation strategy.
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acceptableoutcome provided.
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
accommodation is |ocated in a position 9 poono s a s ?^J
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9.2.6 Transport,access and parking code
9.2.6.1 ApplicationThis code applies to assessing development
where the Transport,access and parking code has beenidentified as
an applicablecode.
9.2.6.2 Purpose(1) The purposeof the transport,access and
parking code is to ensure the safety and efficiency of
the transport network is maintainedand the appropriate transport
and end of trip facilities areprovidedby development.
(2) The purpose of the code will be achieved through the
following overall outcomes:(a) development provides safe,
efficientand accessiblemovementnetworksfor vehicles,
public transport,pedestriansand cyclists;(b) development is
consistentw1th the transport network and functional road
hierarchy;(c) the efficiency and safety of identified
transportnetwork is not diminishedby incompatible
development(d) development enhancesaccessibility to, and
connectivity with active and public transport
modes, wherever practicable;(e) adequate provision for
servicevehiclesand on-site parking is provided to meet the
reasonable needs of the development;(f) access, parking,
servicing and associated manoeuvring areas are designed to be
safe,
functional, and avoid modal conflict;(g) car parking areas do
not dominate the street or detract from the
streetscapecharacter;
and(h) adverse impactson the environment and sensitive land uses
are avoided.
9.2.6.3 Criteria for assessmentPart A - Criteria for
self-assessableand assessable developmentTable 9.4.6.3.A -
Self-assessableand assessabledevelopment
Performanceoutcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
For self-assessableand assessabledevelopmentParking of
non-domesticvehicles associated with a dwellinghousePO1
The parking of non-domestic vehiclesin associationwith a
dwelling housedoes not:(a) occur in urban residentialareas;(b)
detrimentally impact on the visual
amenityof the residential street:(c) cause environmental
nuisanceto
nearby sensitive land uses; and(d) impact on the safe operation
of
the road network.
AO1.1A maximumof one (1) 17of-domesticvehicle is parkedon the
premises atany time in the following zones:(a) Centre zone;(b)
General residentialzone-Park
residential precinct only;(c) Rural residentialzone; and(d)
Township zone.
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A01.2Non-domestic vehicles must be parkedon premises where:(a)
the site area is a minimum2,000
squaremetres;(b) the vehicle is parked behind the
rear building line of dwellinghouse; and
(c) the vehicle can enter and leave thepremises in a forward
gear.
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
All weatheraccess in the Rural zonePO2 AO2 /Ju CA,9 A.oßDA
suitable standard of access is A// weather access is providedto
each 3provided to the dwelling house. dwellinghouse in the Rural
zone. p
Vehicle parking and servicingPO3The amount of on-sitecar parking
andservice vehicle loading/ unloading isconsistentwith:(a) the
nature of the use;(b) the traffic generationof the use;(c) the
loading/unloadingneeds of
the use:(d) the availabilityof street parking in
the Centre zone; and(e) the impactof the road network.
Car parks, service vehicle access,loading and manoeuvring areas
are ofsuitablestandardfor the intended use.
AO3.1The minimum number of car parking A ^spaces complies with
Table 9.4.6.3.B-Minimumcar parking requirements.
hOe3ervice vehicle complies withTable 9.4.6.3.B-Minimum loading
ocvehiclerequirements
AND
AO3.3 7 TThe service vehicle is able to enter and 4 dleave the
site in forwardgear.
AND c
AO3.4Service vehicles stand entirelywithinthe site while
unloading/loading.
Impacts on residentialstreetsPO4 AO4.1Non-residentialactivities
do not impact Non-residentialactivitiesdo not useon the amenityof
land zoned or residentialstreets for access orintended for
residential purposes. haulage purposes.
Site accessPOS
Vehicularaccess points are positionedalong the frontage where
they do notimpact on the safety, capacity andoperationof the
existing road networkhaving regard to:(a) the amountand type of
vehicular
traffic;(b) the type of use and traffic
generation;(c) the current and future on-street
parking arrangements;(d) proximityto intersections; and(e)
availablesight distances.
AO5.1Where the site has two streetfrontages,vehicularaccess is
providedfrom the minor street.
AO5.2Direct access is not provided to anarterial or higher order
road.
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Performanceoutcomes Acceptableoutcomes CommentsPO6 AO6.1The
numberof crossovers and design The maximumnumberof crossovers is
45ss t.c o 2o e,.D/standard is appropriateto the use, two for
non-residentialactivitiesandexpected traffic volumes, vehicle one
for residentialactivities.types, and function of the road. T -
Car parking locations and treatmentsPO7Car parking location
minimisesimpacts on the streetscapeandcontributes to the intended
characterof the zone and locality.
PO8
Car parkingareas are sensitivelydesigned to minimise impacts
onsensitive land uses and visually softenand provide shade to
ground parking.
AO7.1Car parking is located behind or withina building.
AO7.2The location of visitor parking isdiscernible from the
street oralternativelyappropriatesignage isprovided.
AO8.1Screen fencing is providednext to anyvehiclemovementor
vehicle parkingareas along the side or rear boundaryof a site.
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
promotea cohesive streetscape inthe Centre zone; and
(e) can be conveniently accessed bycontractors.
(b) a suitably sized bulk refuse bin(s)where there is more than
10dwellings.
AO12.3The refuse storagearea:(a) is provided within the
buildingand
situated close to the point ofcollection;or
(b) is an outdoorarea that is:(i) no closerthan 3 metres to
any frontage and 1.5 metresto any other site boundary;
(ii) enclosed on three sideswitha screen wall extending
0.2metres above the height ofthe refuse receptacles;
(iii) screened by dense plantingwith or without mounding;
and
(iv) adequately separated fromsensitiveland uses so as toavoid
any undesirableimpactof odouror noise from refusestorageand
collectionservices.
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Loading and unloadingPO13 A013.1Loading and unloading
activitiesdo Where there are adjoiningsensitive /ßts, onot impacton
the amenity of the land uses, refuse collectionand othersensitive
land uses. loading and unloading activities occurs
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6.00pm Monday to
Friday; and ѱfusG ! ) f?S t &(b) 8.00am to 5.00pm Saturday
and 93 ¡74 p -.Sunday.
Pick up/ set-down areasPO14Car parking and pick-up/set-downareas
are located in areas anddesigned in a way that does notdetract from
the amenity ofstreetscape and maintainsthe safetyof users.
AO14.1Car parking and pick-up/set-downareas are located so
that:(a) they are visible from the road;(b) they can be
overlookedfrom the
use's buildings or associatedoutdoor spaces;
(c) they maintain the amenity of thestreet and
adjacentproperties; and
(d) pedestrians are not required tocross the pick-up/set-down
areasto gain access to the building.
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Vehicularand pedestrianconflict minimisationPO15 AO15.1The
design and arrangement of Public access areas of the site
areaccess, car parking and vehicle clearly separatedfrom any area
setmovementson the site facilitates the aside for servicing the
building. r- / AAA .t fict/sc.safe and convenient use by
delivery
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
vehicles, staff and customers.
Active transportPO16 AO16.1Development contributes to an active
No acceptableoutcomeprovided orM2soApr r J , c4
tc,)transportmovement networkincorporating pedestrian pathwaysand
cycleways. v$l/L Tr(A ILRoad design standardsand
associatedworksPO17 AO17.1Development provides for a safe, No
acceptable outcome provided. ,t A D S red of rty S2 Slegible and
efficient road network.ServicestationsPO18 AO18.1The layout of the
service station Minimum on-site queuing space, clearprovides for
sufficient on-site queuing of any other access or manoeuvringthat
does not impacton the safe path, is providedfor 3 vehicles on the
ft....- ?operation of the street network. entry of any car wash bay
or fuel
pump.
Table 9.4.6.3.B - Mininumcar parking and servicevehicle
requirementsUse Minimumcar parking requirements' |
Minimumservicevehicle requirements
(1) Less than 500 squaremetres GFA-HRV.Adult Store One (1) space
per 25m' GFA.
(2) 500 square metres- 1,999squaremetres GFA - AV.(3) 2,000
square metres GFA plus .-- Nospecificrate.
riculturalSupplies One (1) space per 25m' GFA.AV.
Air Services No specificrate. No specificrate.Animal Husbandry
Nil. No specific rate.
One (1) space per employee 'FullTime NilAnimal Keeping
Equivalent'(FTE).Aquaculture One (1) space per employee (FTE). No
specific rate.Caretaker's 1 space. Nil.accommodationCar wash No
specificrate. No specific rate.
30 spaces plus one (1) space per two (2)Cemetery
employees(FTE)on the premisesat any Nil.
one time.Child care centre One (1) space per five (5) children.
Nil.Club 0.3 space per patron. SRV.
Communitycare centre No specific rate. Nil.Communityresidence
Two (2) parking spaces. Nil.Communityuse 0.4 space per patron. No
specificrate.Crematorium No specific rate. No specific
rate.Cropping Nil. Nil.
Dual occupancy Two (2) parking spaces per dwelling.
NilDwellinghouse Two (2) spaces. Nil.
estab i hmaentOne (1) space per two (2) staff. SRV.
Emergencyservices No specificrate. No specific rate.Extractive
industry No specific rate. | Nil.
Where the numberof car parking spaces calculated in accordance
with Table 9.4.6.3.B is not a whole number,then the minimum number
of spaces to be provided is to be the whole numbernext above the
calculated number.
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Use Minimum car parking requirements1 Minimumservice
vehiclerequirementsOne (1)space per 25 square metres
Food and drinkoutlet grossfloorarea at ground level and one
SRV.
(1) space per 50 square metres grossfloorarea above
groundlevel.
Function facility 0.4 space per patron. No specific rate.
Funeral parlour0.3 space per seat or to each square SRV.metre of
GFAwhicheveris greater.
Garden centre One (1) space per 40m' GFA. HRV.(1) Less than 500
square metres GFA-HRV.
Hardware and trade One (1) space per 40m* GFA.(2) 500 square
metres - 1,999squaresupplies metres GFA- AV.(3) 2,000 square metres
GFA plus - Nospecillerate.One (1) ambulancevehicle pick-up and
Health care servicesFive (5) spaces for each practitioner on
set-downspace if more than two (2)the premises at any one time.
practitionerswork from the site at any one
time.
High impactindustry
One (1) space for every2 workers at thetime of peak accumulation
(twoheaviestover-lappingshifts) or two (2) spaces forevery 100
square metres or part thereofof the total floor area, whichever
isgreater.
(1) Less than 500 squaremetres GFA -HRV.(2) 500 squaremetres-
1,999squaremetres GFA-AV.(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus-
Nospecific rate.
For a bed and breakfast, and in additionto a dwelling house,1
car space for eachaccommodationroom separate to theownerliessee's
car parking area.
Otherwise. and in addition to a dwellingHome based business
house: Nil.
? One (1) space if the area uponwhich the home business
isconducted is more than 20 squaremetres: or
? Two (2) spaces where an employeeis engaged.
One (1) space for every 4 beds, and in
Hospital addition one (1) space for every2
No specific rate.employeesand one (1) space for everystaff
doctor.One (1) space for each 15 squaremetres or part thereof of
the net bar
Hotel room area,the net lounge area and beer AV
garden floor area, and a furtheronespace for each guest suite,
and one (1)furtherspace for each 3 employees.
Indoor sportandOne (1) space for every20 square
recreation metres orpart thereofof gross floor No
specificrate.
area.Intensive animal industry Nil. No specificrate.Intensive
horticulture Nil. No specific rate.
Low impactindustry
One (1) space for every 2 workers at thetime of peak
accumulation (twoheaviestover-lappingshifts)or two (2) spaces
forevery 100 square metres or part thereofof the total floor area,
whichever isgreater.
(1) Less than 500 square metres GFA-HRV.(2) 500 square metres-
1,999 squaremetres GFA -AV.(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus .-
No
specific rate.Market No specific rate. No specific rate.
Medium impactindustry
One (1) space forevery2 workers at thetime of peak
accumulation(two heaviestover-lappingshifts) or two (2) spaces
forevery 100 square metres or part thereofof the total floor area,
whichever isgreater.
(1) Less than 500 square metres GFA -HRV.(2) 500 square metres
.- 1,999square
metres GFA .-. AV.(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus -
Nospecificrate.
Motor sportfacility No specific rate. No specific rate.
Multiple dwellingedr ong
no. of a s per SRV wheremore than 10 units.
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Use Minimum car parking requirements'One bedroom 1 spaceTwo
bedroom 1.5 spacesThree bedroom 2 spaces
0.25spacesVisitorsparking per dwellingNightclubentertainment One
(1) space per 5m' GFA; plus 0.5fac11ity space per staff member
(FTE).Non-residentworkforce No specificrate.accommodation
One (1) space per 25 square metresOffice gross floorarea at
ground leveland 1
space per 50 square metres gross floora ea above ground
level.
One (1) space per 150m'of total useOutdoorsalesarea.One (1)
space per 20 squaremetres orpart thereofof gross floorarea for
aclubhouse,plus four (4) spaces per
Outdoorsportand court, plus ten (10) spaces per 0.4recreation
hectares of sports field, plus thirty(30)
parkingspaces for a bowling green, plusone (1) space for every
40 squaremetres of public swimming pool area.
Park No specific rate.Permanentplantation Nil.
Piace of worshipOne (1)space for every 10 seats orplaces.One (1)
per dwelling, plus one (1)visitor
Relocatablehome parkspace for every five (5)
dwellingswheredevelopmentscontainfive (5)or moredwellings.
Renewable energy No specific rate.facilityResidentialcare
facility 0 3 Spa? per lodging room.
One (1) per dwelling, plus one (1) visitor
Retirementfacility spacefor everyfive (5)dwellingswhere
developmentcontains five (5)or moredwellings.
Roadside stall Three (3) spaces0.5 space per Rooming Unit, plus
0.25
Rooming visitorspace per Rooming Unit, plus oneaccommodation (1)
space for an on-site manager(if
annlir.ahle)
Rural industry One (1) space per 100m' GFA.
Minimumservice vehiclerequirements
No specific rate.
Nil.
(1) Less than 500 square metres GFA.-HRV.
(2) 500 square metres - L999 squaremetres GFA- AV.(3) 2,000
square metres GFA plus ... Nospecificrate.
AV.
Nil.
Nil.
Nil.
SRV.
No specificrate.
No specificrate.
No specificrate.
Nil
Nil
(1) Less than 500 square metres GFA-HRV.(2) 500 square metres -
1.999 squaremetres GFA .-- AV.(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus .--
No
specific rate.Rural workers No specificrate. No
specificrate.
One (1) space per25 square metres
Salesoffice gmss//oora ea at ground leveland one Nil(1) space
per 50 square metres gross
floorarea above ground level.
One (1) space per 25 square metresService industry gross
floorarea at groundleveland one
(1) space per 50 square metres grossfloor area above ground
level.
(1) Less than 500 square metres GFA-HRV.(2) 500 square metres-
1.999 squaremetres GFA - AV.(3) 2,000squaremetres GFAplus-
Nospecific rate.
Four (4) spaces (plus car parkingService station required for
any commercial AV.
component).
Shop One (1) space per 25 square metres (1)Less than 500 square
metres GFA-gross floorarea at groundleveland one HRV.
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Use Minimumcar parking requirements'
Minimumservicevehiclerequirements(1) space per 50 square metres
gross (2) 500 square metres ---
1,999squareflooraæaabovegroundlevel. metresGFA···AV.
(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus -No
specific rate.One (1) space per 25 square metres
Shoppingcentre grossfloora ea at groundlevel and one No specific
rate.(1) space per 50 square metres gross
floorarea above groundlevel.One (1) car parkingspace for
eachaccommodationunit.
Short-termOne (1) car parking space per three (3)
SRV.accommodation accommodationunits foremployeeswhere
involvingthree (3) or moreaccommodationunits.
(1) Less than 500 squaremetres GFA ·-·HRV.
Showroom One (1) spaces per 40m" GFA.(2) 500 square metres-
1,999 squaremetres GFA- AV.(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus .-.
No
specific rate.
e ecommunications No specific rate. No specific rate.
Temporaryuse No specific rate. No specific
rate.Touristattraction No specificrate. No specific rate.
One (1) space having a hard standingsurfacefor each caravansite
for theoccupantsvehicle, and provision ismade for car washing bays
on the basisof one bay per 100 sites with amaximum of four bays to
be provided in
Tourist arkany caravan park. Such bays are paved SRV.and
drained.
Provision is made for hard stand boat,car, caravan or trailer
storage within thecaravan park on the basis of anequivalentarea to
one car space forevery 25 (or 100)sites.
Utility installation No specificrate. No specificrate.
VeterinaryservicesFive (5)spacesfor each practitioner SRV.(FTE)
on the premises at any one time.
(1) Less than 500 squaremetres GFA ·-·HRV.
Warehouse One (1) space for every 2 employees.(2)
5m0e0tresuareAme s - 1,999square(3) 2,000 square metres GFA plus
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No
specificrate.One (1)space per 25m" of retail GFA
Winery plus three (3) spaces per 100m'of No
specificrate.manufacturing GFA.
Sufficientspace to accommodatethe Sufficientspace to
accommodatetheAny otheruse not amount of vehiculartrafiic, likely,
in the amount of vehiculartraffic, likely, in thespecifiedin this
table opinion of the Council, to be generated opinionof the
Council, to be generatedby
by the particular development. the particular development.
Note:(1) 'No specific rate' - means the requirednumber of
parkingspaces (or facilities for service vehicles)will bebased on
the circumstances of the specific proposaland assessedagainst the
PerformanceCriteria and
informationprovidedwith the application.(2) SRV - means Small
Rigid Vehicle (for vehicle dimensions and manoeuvring
requirementssee Australian
StandardAS 2890.2·-· Off Street Parking- CommercialVehicle
Facilities).(3) HRV - means Heavy Rigid Vehicle (for vehicle
dimensions and manoeuvring requirements see AustralianStandardAS
2890.2·-· Off Street Parking--- Commercial Vehicle Facilities).
(4) AV - means Articulated Vehicle (for vehicle dimensions and
manoeuvringrequirementssee AustralianStandard AS 2890.2 - Off
Street Parking- Commercial Vehicle Facilities).Editor'sNote - Ali
proposed access to a State-controlledRoad requires approval from
the Departmentof Transportand Main
Roads
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8.1.9 Infrastructureoverlay code
8.1.9.1 Application
This code applies to self-assessableand
assessabledevelopment:
(1) subject to the infrastructureoverlay shown on the overlay
maps containedwithin Schedule2;
and
(2) identified as requiring assessment against the
infrastructure overlaycode by the tables ofassessment in Part
5.
8.1.9.2 Purpose and overall outcomes
(1) The purposeof the infrastructureoverlay code is to ensure
that developmentis compatiblewith, and does not adversely affect
the viability, integrity, operation and maintenanceof existingand
planned infrastructure within the Somerset Region as identified on
the Infrastructureoverlay maps OM009a-g, including the
following:
(a) gas pipelines;(b) high voltage electricity transmission
lines;(c) substationsand power stations;(d)
wastewatertreatmentplants;(e) waste stations;(f) highways and main
roads:(g) water pipelines;(h) pump stations, bores and
reservoirs;(i) water treatment plants; and(j) Kilcoy bypass.
Note -The "Future Principal Route, SEQ Principal Cycle Network
Plan" as shown on the Infrastructure overlay mapsoM00Ba-g is
addressed in the Transport. Access, and Parking Code.
(2) The purposeof the code will be achievedthrough the following
overall outcomes:
(a)
(b)
existing and planned infrastructurefacil1ties, networks and
corridors are protected fromincompatibledevelopment;
anddevelopmentin proximity to existing and planned
infrastructurefacilities, networks andcorridors is appropriately
located, designed, constructedand operated to:(i) avoid
compromising the integrity, operationalefficiency and
maintenanceof
infrastructure; and(ii) protectthe amenity, health and safety of
people and property.
8.1.9.3 Criteria for assessment
Part A - Criteria for self-assessable and
assessabledevelopmentTable 8.2.9.3 - Self-assessableand assessable
developmentonly
Performanceoutcomes Acceptable outcomes Comments. For
self-assessableand assessabledevelopmentGas pipelinesPO1Buildings
and structuresare designedand sited to:(a) minimise risk of harm to
people
and property; and(b) avoid damaging or adversely
affecting the existing or future
AO1.1Buildingsand structuresare setbacka minimum of 100 metres
from a gaspipeline as identified on theInfrastructureoverlay
mapsOM009a-g.
operation of gas pipelines and the
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Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Commentssupply of
gas.
High voltage electricity transmission inesPO2
High voltage electricity transmissionlines:(a) are protectedfrom
encroachment
by incompatible development;and(b) sensitive land uses are
appropriatelyseparatedfrom highvoltage electricity
transmissionlines to protectpublic health andsafety and to minimise
thelikelihood of nuisance or complaint
AO2.1Developmentis not located within ahigh voltage electricity
transmissionline easementas identified on theInfrastructure overlay
mapsOM009a-g.
AO2.2Buildingsassociated with sensitiveland uses are setback
from highvoltage electricity transmissionlinesas identified on the
Infrastructureoverlay maps OM009a-g and inaccordancewith the
following:(a) 20 metres for transition lines
between 110kV and 132kV;(b) 30 metresfor transmission lines
between133kV and 330kV; and(c) 40 metres for transmission
lines
exceeding 331kV.
AO2.3Buildings that directly overlook highvoltage electricity
transmissionlines W lo c--have living areas that are orientedaway
from the transmission line.
AO2.4No additional gates, fences or otheraccess restrictions are
created within / / .or along the easementfor highvoltage
electricity transmission lines.
AO2.4Vegetation planted within aneasementof a high
voltageelectricitytransmission line or, where there isno easement
the area of influence' of -a high voltage electricity
transmissionline, has a mature height of no morethan 3.5
metres.
AO2.4No earthworks are undertakenwithin20 metres of a
transmission tower orpole, or within 20 metresof the edgeof the
easement (whicheverisgreater)for overhead high voltageelectricity
transmissionlines
Area of influence includes the area directlybelow and between
conductors, includingallowance for line swing.
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes CommentsSubstationsand
powerstationsPO3Powerstations(a) are protected from
encroachment
by incompatibleland use anddevelopment;and
(b) sensitiveland uses areappropriately separatedfrompower
stations to protectpublichealth and safety.
AO3.1Sensitiveland uses are setback a fminimum of 40 metres from
a power a .4.. /la -stationsite as identified on
theInfrastructureoverlay mapsOM009a-g.
AO3.2Sensitive land uses are setback aminimum of 5 metres from
asubstationas identified on theInfrastructureoverlay
mapsOM009a-g
Wastewatertreatment plantsPO4The operation and planned
expansionof wastewatertreatmentplants:(a) are protected from
encroachment
by incompatible land use anddevelopment; and
(b) sensitive land uses areappropriately separated
fromwastewatertreatment piants toprotectpublic health and
safety.
AO4.1Sensitive land uses are notestablishedwithin a
wastewatertreatmentplant buffer as identified onthe
Infrastructureoverlay mapsOM009a-g.
Highways and main roadsPO5
Developmentis located, designed andconstructedto ensure that
noise fromHighwaysand Main roads do notadversely affect:(a) the
development's primary
function; and(b) the wellbeing of occupants
including their ability to sleep,workor otherwise undertake
quietenjoymentwithout unreasonableinterference from road
trafficnoise.
A05.1Where adjoininga Highwayor Mainroad and not located in an
urbanarea, buildingsare setback aminimumof 40 metres from
theproperty boundaryadjoiningaHighway or Main road as identifiedon
the Infrastructureoverlay mapsOM009a-g.
AO5.2Where adjoining a Highwayor MainRoadas identified on
theinfrastructure overlay mapsOM009a-g,development ensuresthat a
sensitive land use achievestherelevantroad traffic noise criteria
ofthe Queensland DevelopmentCode.
Waste stations
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Performanceoutcomes Acceptableoutcomes CommentsPO6 AO6.1The
operation and plannedexpansionof wastestations:(a) are protected
from encroachment
by incompatibledevelopment;and(b) sensitive land uses are
appropriatelyseparated fromwaste stationsto protect publichealth
and safety.
Sensitiveland uses are notestablishedwithin a
wastestationbufferas identified on theInfrastructureoverlay
mapsOM009a-g.
Water pipelinesPO7 AO7.1Developmentdoes not adversely
Developmentis not located within a y oimpact on existing and
planned water water pipeline easement as identifiedpipeltne
infrastructure. on the nfrastructureoverlay maps
Water treatment plantsPO8 A08.1The operationand
plannedexpansionof water treatment plants(a) are protected from
encroachment
by incompatibledevelopment; and(b) sensitive land uses are
appropriatelyseparatedfrom watertreatmentplants to
protectpublichealth and safety.
Sensitive land uses are setbackaminimumof 100 metres from a
watertreatmentplantas identified on theInfrastructure overlay
mapsOM009a-g.
Kilcoy bypassPO9 AO9.1Developmentdoes not prejudice the No
acceptableoutcome provided.future
establishment,operation,ormaintenance of the Kilcoy
bypassasidentified on the Infrastructureoverlay maps OM008a-g.
Reconfiguringa LotPO10The operation and planned expansionof
infrastructureas identified onInfrastructureoverlay mapsOM009a-g
is:(a) protected from encroachmentby
incompatibleland use anddevelopment;and
(b) land use and development is
appropriatelyseparatedfrom theinfrastructureto
protectpublichealth, and safety
andappropriatelymanageamenityimpacts.
AO10.1No acceptableoutcome provided.
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9.2.5 Services, works and infrastructure code
9.2.5.1 ApplicationThis code appliesto assessingdevelopment
where the Services, works and infrastructurecode hasbeen identified
as an applicable code.
9.2.5.2 Purpose(1) The purposeof the services, works and
infrastructurecode is to ensure that development is
providedwith the type and level of servicesand
infrastructurethat meet acceptedstandardsand prevent
unacceptableoff-site impacts.
(2) The purpose of the code will be achievedthrough the
following overall outcomes:(a) development infrastructure and
services are provided in a cost-effective, efficient and
coordinated manner that maintains and
protectsenvironmentalvalues;(b) infrastructureand services are
constructed to acceptablestandardsthat maximisethe
whole of lifecycle cost of the works and infrastructure
provided;(c) the design and capacity of stormwaterand drainage
works do not adversely impact on
waterqualityor detrimentally impacton hydraulic regimes;(d)
sewer, water, telecommunicationsand electricityservices provided
are of a standard
consistentwith the locality in which development is located;(e)
vegetation is managed to ensure the protection of ecological
values, landscapecharacter
and amenity; and(f) the operation of existing infrastructure and
services is not compromised or damaged by
adjacentworks or nearby constructionactivities.
9.2.5.3 Criteria for assessmentPart A.---Criteriafor self
assessable and assessable development
Table 9.4.5.3.A-Self-assessableand assessabledevelopment
Performanceoutcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
For self-assessableand assessabledevelopmentPO1
Premises have an adequatevolumeand supply of water that:(a)
meetsthe needs of users;(b) is adequate for fire fighting
purposes.(c) ensures the health, safety and
convenience of the community;and
(d) minimises adverse impacts on thereceiving environment.
AO1.1Where the site is located in areticulated water supply
servicecatchment area, the development isconnected to the
reticulated watersupply.
OR
AO1.2Where the site is not located in areticulated water supply
servicecatchment area, the development isprovided with a
potablewater supply.
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servicecatchmentarea, the developmentisprovided with a potable
water supplyfrom a tank with a minimum storage
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Performanceoutcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
capacity of 45,000 litres per dwelling.
A01.4Where the site is not located in areticulatedwater supply
servicecatchmentarea, the developmentisconnectedto a potable water
supplyfrom an approvedbore, and has a tankwith a
minimumstoragecapacityof10,000 litres, per dwelling.
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PO2 AO2.1Provision is made for the treatmentand Where the site
is located in adisposal of sewageand effluentto
reticulatedsewerageserviceprotect public health and prevent
catchment area, the development iscontaminationof soils, ground
water or connected to the reticulatedseweragesurface water or
adversely impact on supply.waterquality.
OR
AO2.2Where the site is not located in areticulatedsewerage
servicecatchment area, the development isconnectedto an on..site
and efficienton-sitewastewater disposalsystem inaccordancew1th
Queensland,Plumbing and WastewaterCode andAustralian
StandardA3500.
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connections psystems are designed and constructed are designed and
constructed nin accordancewith accepted standards. accordancewith
the Central SEQ od C
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T Ø S 14PAO3.2Sewerage systems and connectionsare designed and
constructed inaccordance with the Central
SEQDistributor-RetailerAuthority (QUU)standards.
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PO4 AO4.1Safe and reliableelectricity supply is Other than in
the Rural zone,provided to the development. development is
connectedto a
reticulated electricity supply. / ,PO5
AO5.1Reliabletelecommunicationsis Other than in the Rural
zone,provided to the development. developmentis connectedto a L e-
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Performanceoutcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
Vegetation clearingPO6Vegetationmust be protected to
ensurethat:(a) vegetation of historical, cultural or
visual significance is retained;(b) vegetation is retained for
erosion
prevention and slope stabilisation;(c) the character of the
local area is
maintained;(d) pedestrianshading is maintained;(e) the
conservationof natural
biodiversity is assisted.
AO6.1No vegetation clearing (unlessminoroperationalwork).OR
AO6.2Vegetation clearing is essentialforcarrying out work
authorised orrequired underanotherAct.OR
AO6.3Vegetationclearing is within the pathof, or within three
metresof road,water supply, sewageor stormwaterdrainage
works.OR
AO6.4Vegetationclearing is within threemetres (as measured from
the centreof the diameter of the tree's trunk, atground level)of an
existing building orstructure.OR
AO6.5Vegetation clearing is authorised byCounciland is
considered as one ormore of the following:(a) actually or
potentially dangerous
as a resultof being dead, dying ordiseased, structurally
unsound, orhaving a growth form or habitwhich is hazardous;
(b) a threat to the safety of persons orproperty or the
environmentintegrity;
(c) restricting the habitability of thedwelling on the site.
OR
AO6.6Vegetation clearing is essential for thesurveyof the
propertyboundary by alicensed cadastral surveyor.OR
AO6.7Vegetation clearing is undertaken to:(a) maintain an
existing fire break;(b) undertakeworks in order to
implement an approved firemanagement plan; or
(c) establish a fire break during a fireevent or to contain fire
in some
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
other way during a fire event.
PO7 AO7.1Vegetationcleared from the site is Vegetation is
transportedoff-site fordisposed of in a manner that does not
disposal or reuse.result in smokebeing released into anurban area
which would likely cause an ORimpact on human health and
safety.
AO7.2Vegetation is processedon site for use din landscapingor
erosion andsedimentation control.
Works for infrastructure (gates and grids)PO8The installation of
gates and gridsacross public roads is undertakentoensure that they
do not interferewith:(a) the safe movement of pedestrians
and vehicles; or(b) the proper maintenanceof the
public road.
AO8.1No acceptableoutcome provided. .
Protection of infrastructurePO9Development near utility services
doesnot:(a) adverselyaffect the function of the
service;(b) protects the infrastructurefrom
physical damage; and(c) allows ongoing necessaryaccess
for maintenancepurposes.
AO9.1No acceptableoutcome provided.
StormwaterquantityPO10Drainage and stormwater
managementsystems:(a) are designedand constructed to
ensure all lots are free draining;(b) do not adversely impact on
the
flooding or drainageperformanceofdownstreamproperties;
(c) direct stormwater to a point oflawful discharge;
(d) protect the design flood immunitylevels of infrastructureand
otherdevelopment
(e) provide securityof tenure for rightsto
conveyand/ordischargestormwater through easements;and
(f) protects the downstreambuilt ornatural environment.
AO10.1No acceptableoutcome provided.
Water quality objectives
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes CommentsPO11
AO11.1Developmentimplements stormwater A
site-basedstormwaterqualityquality treatment measures that do not
managementplan (SQMP) isadversely impact on water quality.
prepared, and provides for achievable
stormwaterquality treatmentmeasuresthat meet design objectives
listed inTable 9.4.5.4 (SQMP ConstructionPhase) and Table 9.4.5.5
(SQMP PostConstruction Phase), or current
bestpracticeenvironmentalmanagement.
Point source wastewater discharge (other than contaminated
stormwaterandsewage)PO12Where wastewater discharge towatercourses,
waterbodies andwetlandscannot be avoided,development does not
dischargewastewaterunless demonstratedto bebest practice
environmentalmanagement for that site having regardto:(a)
ecological values of receiving
waters;(b) cumulative effects including
impacts on ecosystem health; and(c) the applicable water
quality
objectivesfor the receiving waters.
AO12.1A wastewatermanagement plan(WWMP) is prepared by a
suitablyqualifiedperson and addresses:(a) wastewatertype and(b)
climaticconditions;and(c) water quality objectives;and(d)
best-practice environmental
management.
AND
AO12.2The WWMP provides that wastewateris managed in
accordancewith awaste management hierarchy that:(a) avoids
wastewaterdischarges to
waterways;or(b) if wastewater discharge to
waterways cannot practicably beavoided,
minimiseswastewaterdischarge to waterways by re-use, recycling,
recoveryandtreatment for disposal to sewer,surface water and
groundwater.
PO13 AO13.1Wastewaterdischarge to watercourses, No acceptable
outcome provided.waterbodies and wetlands fromnutrient hazardous
areas or salineareas is managed in a way thatmaintainsecological
processes, riparianvegetation, integrity, and downstreamecosystem
health and does notadversely impact on water quality
Erosion and sediment controlPO14 AO14.1Constructionand operation
does not An erosion and sediment control plan
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Performance outcomes Acceptableoutcomes Comments
adversely impact on water quality. (ESCP) is prepared by a
suitablyqualifiedperson.
Watercycle managementPO15The design and managementof
thedevelopmentintegrates water cycleelements so that:(a) potable
water demand is reduced;(b) wastewatergeneration is
minimised;(c) stormwater peak dischargesand
runoff volumes are not worsened;(d) natural drainage lines
and
hydrologicalregimesaremaintainedas far as practicable:
(e) large, uninterruptedimpervioussurfacesare minimised;
(f) reuse of stormwater and grey wateris encouragedwhere public
healthand safetywill not becompromised;and
(g) water is used efficiently.
AO15.1No acceptableoutcome provided.
Table 9.4.5.3.B- SQMP Construction Phase
Drainage control Temporarydrainageworks
(a) Design lide and design storm fortemporarydrainage works:?
Disturbed area open for 24months - 0.1% ARl flood event(b) Design
capacityexcludes minimum
150mm freeboard(c) Temporaryculvertcrossing-minimum 1 in 1 year
ARI hydraulic
capacityErosion control Erosion control
measures(a) Minimiseexposureof disturbedsoils
at any time(b) Divert water run-off from undisturbed
areas around disturbedareas(c) Determinethe erosion risk
rating
using local rainfall erosivity, rainfalldepth, soil-loss rate or
otheracceptablemethods
(d) Implementerosion control methodscorrespondingto identified
erosionrisk rating
Sediment control Sedimentcontrol (a) Determine
appropriatesedimentmeasures control measures using:
? potential soil loss rate, orDesign storm for . monthly
erosivity; orsedimentcontrol ? average monthly rainfall
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basins (b) Collect and drain stormwaterfromdisturbed soils to
sedimentbasin for
Sediment basin design storm events:dewatering ? Design storm for
sediment basin
sizing is 80'"% five day event orsimilar
(c) Site dischargeduring sediment basindewatering:? TSS <
50mg/L TSS; and? Turbiditynot >10% receiving
waters turbidity; and? pH 6.5-8.5
Water quality Litter and other waste,hydrocarbonsandother
contaminants
(a) Avoid wind-blown litter; removegrosspollutants
(b) Ensure there is no visible oil orgrease sheen on released
waters
(c) Disposeof waste containingcontaminantsat authorised
facilities
Waterwaystability Changes to the natural (a) For peak flow for
the 1% ARI floodand flood flow waterwayhydraulics event, use
constructedsedimentmanagement and hydrology basins to attenuatethe
discharge rate
of stormwater from the site
Table 9.4.5.3.B-SQMP Post Construction PhaseDesign Objectives
Application
Minimum reductions in mean annual load fromunmitigated
development (%)Totai Total Total Grosssuspended phosp nitrog
pollutantssolids (TSS) horus en >5mm
(TP) (TN)
80 60 45 90 Development for urban purposeswithin population
centresgreaterthan 3000 persons.
N/A N/A N/A N/A Developmentthat is less than 35%impervious.
In lieu of modelling, the default bio-retention treatmentarea to
complywith load reduction targets for allQueensland regions is 1.5%
of thecontributing catchment area.
Waterway stability management? Limit the peak 0.1% ARI ficod
event discharge within
the receiving waterway to the pre-development peak1 year ARI
event discharge.
Catchments contributing to un-linedreceiving waterway.
For peak flow for the 0.1% ARI floodevent, co-located storages
toattenuatesite discharge rare ofstormwateris used.
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