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Response to Information Request [As Published] · 132007.2399
date reference contact attention re JONES FLINT & PIKE PTY. LTD. ABN 79050414045 JONES FLINT & PIKE MAROOCHYDORE development consultants, planners, surveyors, landscape architects 7" February, 2008 nissan M1806 JF&P House Patrick Atkinson phone (07)9848 Ti fax (07/346 1060 PO.Box 3634, South Brisbane, Queensland 4101 e-mail [email protected] Streets, South Brisbane, StarCo Developments PTY LTD L T PO Box 1184 237239 Bradman venue, Maroochydore NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567 phone (07) 5443 2500 fax (07) 5443 4759 PO.Box 6, Maroochydore, Queensland 4558 e-mail [email protected] Email — [email protected] GLADSTONE 59 Goondoon Street phone (07)4972 2100 fax (07)4972 5444 POBox 172, Gladstone, Queensland 4680 Philip Starkey e-mail [email protected] Development Application for a Material weif@iconvau Change of Use for Residential Purposes and a Staged Reconfiguration of a Lot. Information Request Response Philip, We have reviewed the Planning Assessment Report as prepared by our office in response to the Council's Request for Further Information (RFI), with particular reference to the following item:- “A written summary of planning grounds to support the proposed development, given that preliminary assessment finds the proposal is not fully consistent with the Plan of Development for the site and the 1997 Strategic Plan objectives for Open Space — Recreation” The planning grounds that support the proposed development are provided below. The individual points have been directly summarised from the original planning report. = The Plan of Development supports the proposal because it includes the following provision which is detailed under the Permissible Uses header for Precinct H. The provision states “Any development extending from one Precinct in which it is a Permitted Use or Permissible Use into the adjacent area of an adjoining precinct where it is not a Permitted Use or Permissible Use.” The proposal is deemed to be a Column 4 consistent use subject to Impact Assessment for the following reasons:- o Itis located in Precinct H which adjoins all five (5) existing residential precincts; o Itis located in an area which is adjacent to these existing residential precincts; and, o It extends the residential uses from the existing residential precincts into Precinct H. = The proposed development is included in a precinct within the Plan of Development that provides for using the land for a golf course and associated uses. However, the proposed residential subdivision will not affect the existing golf course use as the site is currently used predominantly for growing palm trees, and is an "out of bounds" area for golf players. As such, the current use of the land represents a very inefficient use of land which is otherwise suitable for residential development, especially given its location within the existing Noosa Springs development and its proximity to all relevant services. " The proposed development will not exceed the overall density and development area limits set out in the Dwelling Unit Yield Schedule in the Plan of Development. The Plan of Development provides for a dwelling yield of seven hundred and forty-four (744) dwellings that are to be distributed across Noosa Springs. At this time, only five hundred and twenty-seven (527) dwellings have been approved within Noosa Springs. A balance of J.C.Franklin, GDURP MRAPI MDIA |.A.Thomson, BApp Sc(Surv) ADip(Surv) MSSI M.1. Fitzgerald, BSurv MSSI B.W. Butler, BApp Sc(Surv) MSSI MEMBER OF AUSTRALIAN SPATIAL INFORMATION BUSINESS ASSOCIATION - QUALITY ASSURED SUPPLIER - MEMBER OF URBAN DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTE OF AUSTRALIA
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