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PM Submission Object - Rochelle Gooch & Anthony Wright MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
thongs, even bare feet are the norm. It delivers instead, undesirable
urban density & city lifestyle that’s aesthetically at odds with
Peregian’s much sought after open space linkages, relaxed village
character & community engagement.
I urge Noosa Council to protect & retain the village of Peregian Beach,
to stand strong behind the intent of the Noosa Town Plan & refuse this
Development Application.
Anthony Wright
36 Currawong Crescent
Peregian Beach
[email protected]
22 April 2017
Peregian Beach 4573
Patrick Murphy
The Assessment Officer
Noosa Shire Council
[email protected]
Dear Mr Murphy,
File No MCU 16/153 REC 16/0041
Postal Address 215
David Low Way, PEREGIAN BEACH
Proposed Development Multiple Housing-Type 4, Visitor Accomodation
Objection to the Scanlon Group Development Proposal
1) This Material Change of use Application contravenes the Noosa Town
Plan & will destroy Peregian’s point of difference & the attraction of
our village for residents, holiday makers & shoppers. The Caravan Park
amenity, that was the real ‘essence’ of Peregian village, will be
replaced by urban density with scarce landscaping to soften the
architectural bulk & concrete structures.
2) There’s No Compliance with Noosa Council requirements with the
majority of the accommodation proposed for Permanent Housing. Priced
from $725,000 to $850,000, this proposal hardly provides low cost
visitor accommodation for the needs of this community nor the wider
Noosa Shire. Peregian Beach has already been adversely impacted by
nearby ‘new’ small lot housing developments that lack public amenity,
open space & village lifestyle. Low cost accommodation for campers & RVs
would be an acceptable community solution, celebrating the open space &
providing a beach holiday experience for all.
3) Setbacks in general & to the Rufous laneway in particular, impinge on
Noosa’s Master Plan for Rufous St Renewal which is currently in
progress, community amenity values & the extensive community
consultation process intended to activate the Bush to Beach pathway
upgrade & encourage increased useage. The leafy ambience planned for
both Rufous laneway & Pocket Park to encourage parking & pedestrian
access to the village would be greatly compromised by the 2m proximity &
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