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2021-02-25 Special Meeting Agenda
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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 25 FEBRUARY 2021
application, 2 properly made applications were impartial. The following table provides a summary
and assessment of the issues raised by submitters.
Matters Raised Comments
Support:
Guaranteed membership boost – 246 golf It is acknowledged that the proposed works to the golf
memberships (1 for every dwelling in the course and provision of one membership per house
GemLife resort) guaranteed for a period of 10 for 10 years will be of financial benefit to the golf
years. course. However, the financial viability of the golf club
New Golf Club House – Construction and fit is not a satisfactory reason to justify the developments
out of a new Golf Club House for Cooroy Golf significant non-compliance with the planning scheme.
Club including dedicated pro shop,
restaurant, café, function room, outdoor deck
and terrace area. The clubhouse will be
equipped to cater for weddings and functions
so that the club can generate supplementary
income from events
New Golf Course Car Park – Construction of
a new 97 space car park for the golf course
New golf buggy storage facilities –
Construction of a 40 space golf buggy
storage shed.
Ensures continuing operation of the Cooroy
Golf Club
New and safer access – Construction of a The proposed access arrangements provides
new entry to the golf course from Myall improved access to the golf club, however the access
Street. is through the Riparian Buffer and requires works
Dedicated turning lanes into the GemLife/Golf within a water way. DTMR have confirmed that an
Club House to be provided alternative access is available at the southern end of
the site.
The concept of retirement living adjacent to a Whilst the golf course adds a point of difference for
golf course is appealing. Much needed the developers when marketing the development it is
retirement living and economic stimulus for not a requirement of the planning scheme.
Cooroy.
Delivers much needed retirement housing A housing needs analysis has identified a need for
and ageing in place solutions additional aged care facilities for people aged 80 and
over. The new planning scheme has re-zoned land on
the opposite side of Myall Street to facilitate the
development of an aged care facility. The applicant
has not demonstrated any planning need for the
proposed development.
Employment will be created in the ongoing Agreed
operation of the retirement resort.
The new 246 households will support local
businesses
The development is proposed on Whilst a significant portion of the land is cleared it
predominately cleared land continues to provide rural scenic amenity and could be
used for an agricultural/rural activity. The landscape
A 10m wide landscape buffer along Myall buffer is generally at least 10 metres however a
Street will be visually appealing significant section of the frontage at the southern end
of the site is less than 10 metres with a minimum
setback of 2.146 metres to the workshop. A landscape
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