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State Planning Policy 2/07 Guideline - Queensland Mining and Safety

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BLI BLI KEY RESOURCE AREA – KRA 52<br />

LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA: Maroochy Shire<br />

LOCATION:<br />

The resource is located about 3 kilometres northeast of Nambour on the eastern side of the<br />

Bruce Highway (see map KRA 52).<br />

EXTRACTIVE RESOURCE: Quarry Rock<br />

EXTRACTIVE RESOURCE DESCRIPTION:<br />

The resource consists of <strong>and</strong>esite <strong>and</strong> other volcanic rocks. The existing quarry was formerly<br />

sited in rhyolitic welded tuff of the same formation.<br />

The quarry supplies a wide range of crushed rock products.<br />

SIGNIFICANCE:<br />

The resource is sufficient for about 10 years of supply. A wide range of products is supplied<br />

to a market extending throughout the central <strong>and</strong> southern Sunshine Coast <strong>and</strong> hinterl<strong>and</strong><br />

areas.<br />

SEPARATION AREA:<br />

The separation area boundary is set at 500 metres from the limits of the resource, as ridge<br />

lines shield the resource from the surrounding countryside. This is in accordance with the<br />

existing Maroochy Shire <strong>Planning</strong> Scheme.<br />

TRANSPORT ROUTE:<br />

Materials are transported directly onto Cooney Road <strong>and</strong> then southwards to a large<br />

roundabout on the Bli Bli Road.<br />

SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS:<br />

Although the rock resource extends into the Parkl<strong>and</strong>s Forest Reserve, the full resource area<br />

has not been shown on the accompanying map. Appropriate final l<strong>and</strong> tenures for the<br />

Parkl<strong>and</strong>s Forest Reserve are currently under consideration as part of the SEQ Forest<br />

Agreement. When these considerations are completed, the KRA boundaries can be finalised.<br />

<strong>State</strong> <strong>Planning</strong> <strong>Policy</strong> 2/<strong>07</strong> <strong>Guideline</strong>

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