PPS 16 Tourism·Page 35·TSM 7

General Criteria for Tourism Development

Tourism proposals must be compatible with surrounding land uses, not harm resident amenities or heritage features, manage emissions and sewage appropriately, provide accessible access, and ensure safe road access without traffic impact.

In addition to the above design criteria, a proposal will also be subject to the following general criteria (g – o). General Criteria (g) it is compatible with surrounding land uses and neither the use or built form will detract from the landscape quality and character of the surrounding area; (h) it does not harm the amenities of nearby residents; (i) it does not adversely affect features of the natural or built heritage; (j) it is capable of dealing with any emission or effluent in accordance with legislative requirements. The safeguarding of water quality through adequate means of sewage disposal is of particular importance and accordingly mains sewerage and water supply services must be utilised where available and practicable; (k) access arrangements must be in accordance with the Department's published guidance; (l) access to the public road will not prejudice road safety or significantly inconvenience the flow of traffic; (m) the existing road network can safely handle any extra vehicular traffic the proposal will generate;

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