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<strong>DEVELOPMENT</strong> <strong>APPLICATION</strong> <strong>ASSESSMENT</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong><br />

ARMSTRONG BEACH ROAD, SARINA MARCH 2012<br />

5.3.3 Area Classification<br />

The subject site is located within the Open Space Zone of the Sarina Planning Scheme. As the<br />

proposed development is categorised as an Undefined Use within the planning scheme, the proposal is<br />

identified as being impact assessable. The applicable codes are listed in Section 5.3.4 of this report.<br />

Location of Subject Site<br />

Figure 12: Extract from the Shire Zoning Map<br />

Source: Sarina Planning Scheme<br />

The proposed development is to be located within a site zoned as Open Space land for a number of<br />

reasons, detailed below:<br />

• The site was previously used for the development and operation of a temporary workers<br />

accommodation facility, constructed in support of the upgrade of the Jilalan Railway Yard<br />

which is of state significance and a critical component in the supply-chain for the coal industry.<br />

• The location of the site is intentionally in close proximity to support an existing overwhelming<br />

need for workforce accommodation to service local industry and mining operations in the<br />

Mackay, Isaac and Whitsunday Region.<br />

• The Open Space site is presently surplus land unused by its owner, the Sarina Golf Club. The<br />

area proposed for this development is mostly the area previously used by the abandoned<br />

temporary workers accommodation facility, and the adjacent area of cleared grassed land.<br />

Despite the Open Space zoning, no land subject of this development is used for public active<br />

or passive recreation. The development will not result in the loss of public open space land. It<br />

is currently private property and is fenced.<br />

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