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APPROVED! Compromise negotiated before reaching court 
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APPROVED!
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5 Storey beachfront development 

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No conditions for impact on cassowaries of increased traffic 
Sets a precedent of 5 storey development with the whole of the Tourism zone. 100% developer infrastructure contribution fees waived;
Conflicts with State and local Planning Schemes;
Erosion Prone Zone
Acid Sulphate Soil zone;
​ Exceeds allowable footprint

APPROVED!
Commercial development  in residential zone
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No conditions  for impacts of increased  traffic
Industrial development on Bingil Bay lot zoned Environment Conserv ation Management in Cassowary Corridor.
100% developer infrasgtructgure fees waived;
Conflicts with State and Local  Planning Scheme.

APPROVED!
Residential  development on Good Quality Agricultural Land 

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Development application  refused  5 times before under same planning scheme.
​Within flood zone
Within Rural zone
Environment Conservation Management zone 
​in Cassowary Corridor
PROTECTED!
Lot 66
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Lot 66
a Mission Beach buyback success story
 

The Mission Beach community successfully campaigned against a residential subdivision on  Lot 66. The then Federal Environemtn Minister, Peter Garrett found the development to be clearly unacceptable under the EPBC Act. Lot 66 is now  protected as a Nature Reserve under the Queensland Nature Conservation Act

APPROVED!
Clump Point marine development
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