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Inconsistent with Noosa Plan 2020 Noosa Plan 2020 includes Short-term
accommodation as a consistent use in the Rural
Residential zone.
Environmental Impacts The proposal is located within an existing dwelling
house and utilising an existing access track. No
The subject site is a wildlife corridor with
further development or clearing is proposed as
riparian areas. Concerns raised over
part of the application. The proposal is therefore
increased cars, fires, pets (cats and dogs)
not anticipated to result in additional impacts on
on the site and potential impacts on wildlife
the environmental values of the site than if the
and the lakefront.
dwelling were to be used as for permanent
residents.
Amenity Impacts The dwelling house is located a minimum of 110m
from adjoining properties. Conditions are included
The proposal will adversely affect 11
in the recommendation limiting the number of
adjoining properties and put pressure on
guests on site and use of outdoors area. In
the ecosystem and village infrastructure
addition, conditions are included requiring a code
due to increased traffic, noise, fire hazard,
of conduct to be provided to guests and a contact
people and pets.
person located within 20km of the site to be
Impacts on the ‘village’ atmosphere / small responsible for the supervision and management
community feel of Boreen Point of the premises, including addressing complaints
about the use of the premises.
It is noted that of the sixteen submissions
received, submissions included home addresses,
only two of which were residents of the adjoining
properties referenced, one of which was and
objection and one neutral in nature.
Flood Hazard Short-term accommodation within an existing
dwelling house does not trigger assessment
Site floods – access would be cut off in
under the Flood Hazard Overlay Code, however it
flood event
is noted that in this area flood waters are slow
rising and as such guests should have sufficient
time to evacuate the dwelling prior to the flood
hazard cutting off egress. The applicant has also
provided advice that flood levels are monitored
every 3 hours manually direct to BOM when flood
alerts are raised, allowing adequate time to notify
guests of possible flooding.
On Site Effluent A condition is included in the recommendation
requiring an onsite effluent disposal system
Impacts on the existing onsite septic from
suitable for the proposed use.
an increase in the number of people on
site.
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