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MCU15/0095 & REC15/0022 PM Submission Object- Linda Suter
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practice demands that service station facilities be set
back a far greater distance from the School.
2. The nearest structure on the school The relevance of this statement is unclear and if
boundary is the pump house for the anything demonstrates the proximity of the proposed
school pool service station to the School pool facilities used by
toddlers and young children.
3. The proposed service station is Visual distinction is the least of the concerns that are
orientated away from the school and associated with the location of a service station
towards the Eumundi- Noosa Road adjacent to, indeed adjoining, a School and its
frontage, providing visual distinction associated health and physical education facilities.
between both sites.
4. The service station refuelling area is The Applicant provides no justification for its
sufficiently distanced from the school assertion that the Development /tis sufficiently
boundary which is greater than 25m. distanced from the school boundary which is greater
than 25m."
In the contrary we have demonstrated elsewhere in
this document that international and Australian best
practice demands that service station facilities be set
back a far greater distance from the School.
5. All vehicle access relating to the service The relevance of this statement is once again unclear.
station and future proposed Lot 2 The access being off Eumundi-Noosa Road, which is
development is obtained via Eumundi. the same as the access to the School and only a short
Noosa Road which is more than suitably distance away creates the potential for increased
distanced from the school access off traffic queuing and obstruction along the short
Walter Hay Drive. stretch of road between the two entrances.
6. A dedicated pedestrian pathway from Again the relevance of this statement is unclear. The
Walter Hay Drive is proposed. This pathway provides no additional protection for the
pathway connects Walter Hay Drive School children. Indeed it provides further unwanted
directly to the site and the store opportunity for children to access the shop, which is
building, thus reducing any potential undoubtedly the main purpose of the development,
conflict between pedestrians and that is to encourage the school children to purchase
vehicles. from the shop and increase the profits to the owner
at the expense of - and threat to - the School
children.
The Applicant has also failed to respond seriously and comprehensively to Council's request for further
information regarding the Airborne Hazards in proximity to the School identified by Council as an area of
critical importance to the Development application:
Applicant's Response Objectors' Response
1. Benzene as an active The Applicant provides mere idle assertion in the face of the evidence
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