Planning Scheme Provisions (3.9 MB) - Cairns Regional Council

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-37-Column 1 Column 2 Column 3Permitted Development Permissible Development[as-of-right] [requires Town Planning Prohibited DevelopmentConsent]Hostel (Medium Density)Hotel (High Density)Hotel (Medium Density)Indoor EntertainmentIndustryLightGeneralFlammable- Noxious Offensive orHazardous- Extractive-WaterfrontIndustrial Retail PremisesIndustrial ShowroomInstitutionJunk YardLate Night ShopLaundromatLocal StoreMajor Shopping DevelopmentManufacturers ShopMarinaMarketMedical CentreMobile Home ParkMotel (High Density)Motel (Medium Density)NightclubOutdoor EntertainmentOutdoor Sales PremisesPassenger TerminalPlace of WorshipPlant NurseryRecycling Collection DepotRestaurantRestricted PremisesRetirement VillageService StationShopShopping CentreShowroomSingle Room OccupancySport & RecreationTransport & Equipment DepotVehicle Hire PremisesVelicle Repair StationVeterinary ClinicVeterinary HospitalWarehouse
-38-3.3.3 Residential ZoneIntentThe intent of the Residential zone is to allow for low density residentialdevelopment predominantly in the form of single family detached dwellings and,in some areas within the zone, for medium density residential development in theform of attached housing such as duplexes, townhouses, apartments and the like,subject to density controls.Residential development within the zone shall be in accordance with theprovisions of Development Control Plan 1. Council will not permit residentialdevelopment of a form which is not consistent with the provisions ofDevelopment Control Plan 1 or to a density which exceeds the DensityDesignation for the particular site as indicated on the Development Control Plan 1map.It is intended that support facilities, such as Child Care Centres, Places of Worshipand Local Stores which provide services to residents in the area, may be permittedin the Residential zone in appropriate locations and subject to developmentcriteria which will ensure a satisfactory form of development compatible withresidential living.Tourist accommodation such as Hostels, Holiday Apartments and Motels may bepermitted in particular locations in the Residential zone which are highlyaccessible from the arterial road network and which are located in proximity tosupport facilities. The establishment of tourist accommodation, apart from Bedand Breakfast Accommodation, will not be supported in areas intended forpermanent residential living.TABLEColumn 1Permitted Development[as-of-right]Detached DwellingFamily Day CareLocal UtilitiesParkRelatives' AccommodationTemporary Land and HouseSales OEceColumn 2 Column 3Permissible Development[requires Town Planning Prohibited DevelopmentConsent]Any purpose other than those Accommodation Units (High Density)referred to in Columns 1 & 3. AirportAnimal HusbandryAutomatic Mechanical CarwashBoarding House (High Density)Bulk Landscape & Garden SuppliesBulk StoreCarparkCatering ShopCemeteryCommercial LaundryCommercial PremisesCommercial ServicesCrematoriumFast Food OutletFast Food Delivery ServiceFreight DepotFuel DepotFunction CentreFuneral ParlourHardware StoreHeavy Vehicle Parking
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Page 5 and 6: -3-CONTENTS5. PROVISIONS FOR SUBDMS
Page 7 and 8: -2-Appointed DayThe day upon which
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Page 11 and 12: -6-Minor Building WorkMeans erectio
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Page 16 and 17: Caretakers Residence- 11 -Any resid
Page 18 and 19: Restoration of any of the following
Page 20 and 21: -15-Heavy Vehicle ParkingAny premis
Page 22 and 23: - 17-APPENDIX 4Amusement halls and
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Page 26 and 27: Processing of qbber- 21 -Processing
Page 28 and 29: -23 -Local UtilitiesAny premises us
Page 30 and 31: - 25 -Ski slopeSpeedwaySporting are
Page 32 and 33: Public Utilities- 27 -Any premises
Page 34 and 35: Single Room Occupancy- 29 -Any prem
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Page 52 and 53: - 47 -3.3.8 Local Shopping ZoneInte
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Page 56 and 57: -51 -3.3.10 Light Industry ZoneInte
Page 58 and 59: - 53 -TABLE3.3.11 General Industry
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Page 84 and 85: -79-CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICTFIGURE
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- 88 -(x)A minimum service area of
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- 90 -low income earners;welfare re
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-- 92 -In all zones other than the
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- 94 -- setback from public open sp
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*-96-setback from main street front
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.-98-The minimum area of land which
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- 100-* The remainder of the sites
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- 102-A forecourt drive-in holding
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- 104-- a kiosk; and(ix) Mi iscella
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- 106-(iii) To provide for convenie
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- 108 -(iii) A minimum area of 10%
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- 110-Sites for these larger facili
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- 112 -(v)Restricted premises shall
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-114-(ii)be converted to a building
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4.9 Indoor Entertainment- 116-4.9.1
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- 118.Terms of Reference for the St
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- 120 -(iv) *Allotments with areas
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- 122-an increase in the number of
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- 124 -Any new road intersection, w
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- 126 -5.11 Infrastructure5.11.1 Ut
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- 128 -tttIdentify a minimum standa
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- 130-In order to satisfy the need
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-132 -5.12.9 Laud with limited util
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- 134-(h) The park must be maintain
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- 136-5.17.2 Common Property(a) The
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- 138 -(c)(d)Council may permit the
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- 140 -(v) a site contamination rep
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- 142 -(4(b)full details of any mod
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(xvii)(xviii)- 144 -any separate ow
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- 146 -Application deemed not to be
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- 148 -(4 give to the Council secur
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- 150-6.9 Applications for Group Ti
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- 152-6.14 Compliance with Conditio
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- 154 -(i)Where the Council grants
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