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Application regarding farm disturbances dismissed as applicants failed to prove unreasonable interference with their property.
The applicants sought a determination under the Farming and Food Production Protection Act regarding alleged disturbances (dust, light, noise, vibration) from the respondents' egg-laying farm access road.
The Board found the applicants failed to meet the threshold test of being 'directly affected' by a disturbance, as there was insufficient evidence of unreasonable interference with the use of their lands, and the respondents had taken steps to minimize impacts.
The application was dismissed.
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