Table 8.2.2.3.d Land uses associated with increases in wildlife strikes and hazards — Column 1 Column 2 High Risk Moderate Risk Aquaculture (fish processing/packing Animal husbandry (cattle/dairy farm); plant); Conservation estate (all other); Conservation estate (e.g. wetland); Intensive animal industry (poultry farm); Cropping (turf farm, tree farm); Major sport, recreation and entertainment High-impact industry (food processing facility (all other); plant more than 200 tonnes per annum); Outdoor sport and recreation; Intensive animal industry (piggery); Park; Low impact industry (food processing Utility installation (Sewage/wastewater sport, recreation and entertainment treatment facility, Non-putrescible waste facility (showground); facility e.g. landfill, transfer station). Medium-impact industry (food processing plant less than 200 tonnes per annum); Utility installation (Food / organic facility, Putrescible waste facility (e.g. landfill, transfer station). Building height overlay code Application This code applies to assessing development within the Building height overlay as on the Building height overlay maps contained in Schedule 2. When using this code, reference should be made to Part 5. Purpose The purpose of the Building height overlay code is to enable increased building height and development opportunities and ensure tropical urbanism and high quality design outcomes are achieved. The purpose of the code will be achieved through the following overall outcomes: development achieves building height and design variety for the precincts identified on the Building height overlay map contained in Schedule 2; development provides a transition in height and development intensity from the Cairns city centre to surrounding areas; development provides for an appropriate interface to surrounding The Cairns city centre contains the highest and most intense form of development within the region; development is set back from street frontages and property boundaries to: maintain the character and amenity of the streetscape and surrounding area; maintain view lines and vistas to the mountains and the ocean along streets, from public places, and between developments; achieve tropical urbanism outcomes through design and siting; provide appropriate separation between buildings for privacy and amenity, and to allow for the penetration of breezes and sunlight; provide for active streetscapes, where appropriate for the zone;
Table 8.2.2.3.d — Land uses associated with increases in wildlife strikes and hazards Column 1 High Risk Column 2 Moderate Risk Aquaculture (fish processing/packing plant); Conservation estate (e.g. wetland); Cropping (turf farm, tree farm); High-impact industry (food processing plant more than 200 tonnes per annum); Intensive animal industry (piggery); Low impact industry (food processing sport, recreation and entertainment facility (showground); Medium-impact industry (food processing plant less than 200 tonnes per annum); Utility installation (Food / organic facility, Putrescible waste facility (e.g. landfill, transfer station). Animal husbandry (cattle/dairy farm); Conservation estate (all other); Intensive animal industry (poultry farm); Major sport, recreation and entertainment facility (all other); Outdoor sport and recreation; Park; Utility installation (Sewage/wastewater treatment facility, Non-putrescible waste facility e.g. landfill, transfer station). Building height overlay code Application This code applies to assessing development within the Building height overlay as on the Building height overlay maps contained in Schedule 2. When using this code, reference should be made to Part 5. Purpose The purpose of the Building height overlay code is to enable increased building height and development opportunities and ensure tropical urbanism and high quality design outcomes are achieved. The purpose of the code will be achieved through the following overall outcomes: development achieves building height and design variety for the precincts identified on the Building height overlay map contained in Schedule 2; development provides a transition in height and development intensity from the Cairns city centre to surrounding areas; development provides for an appropriate interface to surrounding The Cairns city centre contains the highest and most intense form of development within the region; development is set back from street frontages and property boundaries to: maintain the character and amenity of the streetscape and surrounding area; maintain view lines and vistas to the mountains and the ocean along streets, from public places, and between developments; achieve tropical urbanism outcomes through design and siting; provide appropriate separation between buildings for privacy and amenity, and to allow for the penetration of breezes and sunlight; provide for active streetscapes, where appropriate for the zone;
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