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peregian009 · MCU13/0092
Attached to the e-mail Properly Made submission (object) Janice & Ian Jackson - MCU13/0092.
Sunshine Coast Council Regional Strategy and Planning Notice of Submission _Peregian Beach Bowls Club Site 1. Application Details File No MCU13/0092 Postal Address of land as advertised 5-7 Rufous St Peregian Beach 4573 Lot 94 SP 137431 Nature of Proposed Development Permit for Material Change of Use of Premises ( Entertainment & dining Type 1 Food & Beverages, Commercial Type 1 Office & Retail business Type 2 Shop & Salon) 2. Submitter Details Eull name of submitters Janice Muriel Jackson & lan James Jackson Postal Address 28 Tindale Avenue Buderim Q 4556 Date of Submission 29 August 2013 3. Details of Submission Pursuant to the Sustainable Planning Act 2009, we the undersigned make the following submission : We oppose this Development Application . The proposal does not comply with the Noosa Plan 2006 and conflicts with the intended use as an Open Space Recreation zone. We have been residential owners in Peregian Beach for over 20 years, visiting frequently and over that period have watched Peregian grow sensitively into the coastal gem that it is today. We appreciate and value the unique character of Peregian Village that now attracts families to settle and tourists to visit repeatedly , obviously demonstrating the special nature of the area and its facilities. It currently offers a sought after lifestyle that would be destroyed should the open recreational land be forever lost to commercial purpose.
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This proposed inappropriate development of supermarket and shops would introduce detrimental effects of increased traffic, noise, and congestion to the existing calm social centre of the community of veggie village, PB Kindergarten , tennis courts and Community House and reduction of amenity to surrounding residents who would lose their chosen tranquil environment. It would also divide and dilute the commercial sector. The compact group of individual businesses around Village Square now so adequately provides the community with their needs and in fact attracts customers from far afield who appreciate the casual environment that set it apart from other repetitious and over built areas of our Sunshine Coast. There is no requirement for a sprawl of more shops . It is of utmost importance to have land based recreational opportunities available for all ages of the community . We hear repeatedly how we must especially encourage the young to become more active. Future users of such open space would thank the Council for considering the well being of residents and visitors alike in preserving such a treasured community asset. The current zoning for community recreation space must be retained. Yours Faithfully — Chu \@lrn~w—~
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