Planning Scheme Provisions (3.9 MB) - Cairns Regional Council
Planning Scheme Provisions (3.9 MB) - Cairns Regional Council Planning Scheme Provisions (3.9 MB) - Cairns Regional Council
~-59-3.3.14 Open Space ZoneIntentThe intent of Open Space zone is to provide areas which are available to thegeneral public primarily for passive recreation. These areas include local anddistrict parks, generally within residential areas, and major areas of park land suchas Flecker Botanical Gardens, Centenary Lakes and The Esplanade.Development which may have an adverse impact on surrounding areas by visualintrusion or generation of noise, light or traffic or which may have an adverseimpact on the use of the area for passive recreation will generally be discouragedin this zone. Similarly, organised sporting activities and clubhouses will generallybe discouraged in this zone.TABLEColumn 1 Column 2Permitted Development Permissible Development[as-of-right][requires Town PlanningConsent]Local UtilitiesAny purpose other thanPark those referred to inColumns 1 & 3.Column 3Prohibited DevelopmentAccommodation Units (High Density)Accommodation Units (Medium Density)AirportAnimal HusbandryAutomatic Mechanical CarwashBed & Breakfast AccommodationBoarding House (High Density)Boarding House (Medium Density)Bulk Landscape & Garden SuppliesBulk StoreCaiparkCaravan ParkCatering ShopCemeteryChild Care CentreCommercial LaundryCommercial PremisesCommercial ServicesCrematoriumDetached DwellingDisplay HomeDual OccupancyEducational EstablishmentFamily Day CareFast Food OutletFast Food Delivery ServiceFreight DepotFuel DepotFuneral ParlourGreen Street DevelopmentHardware SroreHeavy Vehicle ParkingHoliday Apartments (High Density)Holiday Apartments (Medium Density)Home OccupationHospitalHostel (High Density)
3.3.15 Sport and Recreation Zone- 61 -IntentThe intent of the Sport and Recreation zone is to provide areas for active sport andrecreational pursuits. This zone provides for playing fields, sporting complexesand other active recreation facilities, including commercial recreationalestablishments. Land within this zone may be publicly or privately owned andaccess by the general public may be restricted or controlled.Sporting clubs using playing fields in this zone will be permitted to establish clubfacilities, subject to appropriate conditions which may relate, among other things,to siting, buffering and landscaping, access and hours of operation. Use of clubfacilities other than in connection with club activities (for example, for rental asfunction rooms) will be permitted only with the consent of the Council inappropriate circumstances, where it can be demonstrated to the satisfaction of theCouncil that the proposed use will not significantly adversely affect the amenity ofnearby land.TABLEColumn 1 Column 2 Column 3Permitted Development Permissible Development[as-of-right] [requires Town Planning Prohibited DevelopmentConsent]Local UtilitiesParkSport & RecreationAny purpose other than those Accommodation Units (High Density)referred to in Columns 1 & 3. Accommodation Units (Medium DensityAirportAnimal HusbandryAutomatic Mechanical CarwashBed & Breakfast AccommodationBoarding House (High Density)Boarding House (Medium Density)Bulk Landscape & Garden SuppliesBulk StoreCarparkCaravan ParkCemeteryChild Care CentreCommercial LaundryCommercial PremisesCommercial ServicesCrematoriumDetached DwellingDisplay HomeDual OccupancyEducational EstablishmentFamily Day CareFast Food OutletFast Food Delivery ServiceFreight DepotFuel DepotFuneral ParlourGreen Street DevelopmentHardware StoreHeavy Vehicle Parking
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~-59-3.3.14 Open Space ZoneIntentThe intent of Open Space zone is to provide areas which are available to thegeneral public primarily for passive recreation. These areas include local anddistrict parks, generally within residential areas, and major areas of park land suchas Flecker Botanical Gardens, Centenary Lakes and The Esplanade.Development which may have an adverse impact on surrounding areas by visualintrusion or generation of noise, light or traffic or which may have an adverseimpact on the use of the area for passive recreation will generally be discouragedin this zone. Similarly, organised sporting activities and clubhouses will generallybe discouraged in this zone.TABLEColumn 1 Column 2Permitted Development Permissible Development[as-of-right][requires Town <strong>Planning</strong>Consent]Local UtilitiesAny purpose other thanPark those referred to inColumns 1 & 3.Column 3Prohibited DevelopmentAccommodation Units (High Density)Accommodation Units (Medium Density)AirportAnimal HusbandryAutomatic Mechanical CarwashBed & Breakfast AccommodationBoarding House (High Density)Boarding House (Medium Density)Bulk Landscape & Garden SuppliesBulk StoreCaiparkCaravan ParkCatering ShopCemeteryChild Care CentreCommercial LaundryCommercial PremisesCommercial ServicesCrematoriumDetached DwellingDisplay HomeDual OccupancyEducational EstablishmentFamily Day CareFast Food OutletFast Food Delivery ServiceFreight DepotFuel DepotFuneral ParlourGreen Street DevelopmentHardware SroreHeavy Vehicle ParkingHoliday Apartments (High Density)Holiday Apartments (Medium Density)Home OccupationHospitalHostel (High Density)
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