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Planning Authority
External Referrals
Cradle Mountain Water
A referral was sent to Cradle Mountain Water on the 21.09.2012. A response was
received on the 09.10.2012 requiring conditions for this permit, (see attached).
Advertising
The application was advertised for a period of 14 days in accordance with the provisions
of the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act, 1993. During the advertising period, Council
received one (1) representation. The issues raised and a planning response is provided
below:
Representor 1 – Tasmanian Advanced Minerals
Issues Raised – Tasmanian Advanced Minerals (TAM)
TAM’s property is situated to the east of the subdivision site at 28 Calder Road. The following issues were raised:
1. Given that the owner of 28 Calder Road has for four years refused to comply with the planning permit
conditions relating to the potato storage shed, any new permit conditions similarly may not be complied
with.
2. Stormwater from the existing holding pond at the property is diverted to Stennings Road by way of a
drain in TAM’s property which was illegally dug, rather than by way of a pumped connection as required
by the previous permit for the potato storage shed.
3. The requirement to seal and kerb Stennings Road up to the potato storage shed access have not been
undertaken, as required by the previous permit.
The representation requests that no new approvals be issued to the landowner until compliance with the existing
planning permit conditions occurs.
Planning Response
A recent review undertaken by Council officers confirms that there are a number of the conditions of the potato
storage shed permit remain (DA 24/2008) outstanding.
Notwithstanding, Council has received Development Applications for the present subdivision (SD 1901) and a
proposed dairy mash feed mill (DA 94/2012). The proponent is Tasmanian Stockfeed Services Pty Ltd, who is the
developer for the dairy mash feed mill. Council must process and determine those applications in accordance with
the statutory timeframes established under the Land Use Planning and Approvals Act 1993.
The existing compliance issues are being investigated independent of the current approval processes for the
current proposals, as is appropriate.
The representation otherwise does not raise any issues or concerns relating to the compliance of the proposed
subdivision against the relevant provisions of the Planning Scheme.
Waratah-Wynyard Council – Minutes Ordinary Meeting – 19 November 2012 – Page 26