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Change to DA (Upgrade Pool Area & Front Fence) TPC 2562 - 51993.620.01
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59 Mandalay Street,
Fig Tree Pocket. Old. 4069
18th March, 2019
The Manager
Planning Department
Noosa Shire Council
PO Box 141, Tewantin. Q1d.4565
Attention: Mr Billy Glover
Dear Sir,
Re: Request for Planning Approval for Upgrading Works
Sea Vista, 11 Tingira Crescent, Sunrise Beach. Qld. 4567
This letter is submitted in support of Sea Vista Body Corporate CTS 18209 Planning
Application for Minor Changes to our previous Application for Planning Approval which was
submitted previously on our behalf by Building Approvals United OLD.
We have attached a copy of our previous letter outlining the reasons for the changes we
wish to make, in particular, the pool fencing.
Please find enclosed
a) Minor Change Application Form
b) Revised Drawing showing what is now proposed
c) Email of no objection from Adjacent Property
We are proposing to build an environmentally friendly timber fence, as shown on the
attached drawing, and then create an evergreen vertical landscape by planting mature
native shrubs (as shown or the Council approval) to at least fence height to provide a green
vertical landscape and cover the fencing which is also more natural and softer than the
existing solid block wall.
This will enhance the street landscape, and Owners will get the additional recreational space
we so desperately need in our pool area, especially for adults and guests to comfortably
supervise children, and for children to enjoy the pool area.
Equally importantly, this should also mitigate public safety issues that we are
experiencing. As you know, we experience random, but frequent, visits by youths climbing
onto the wall and jumping off the fence and bomb diving into the pool. We suspect these
youths are drinking alcohol (having found beer bottles occasionally), so that is equally
worrying with the potential risk to themselves by their reckless acts. Relocating the fence
nearer to our boundary will deter this reckless behaviour and make it less attractive for
these youths to contemplate such actions. This has been going on now for 12 months or so,
and we fear it is a question of time before there is serious injury to one or more of these
youths. Further, the design of our proposed fence will significantly limit any such climbing
or jumping action.
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59 Mandalay Street,
Fig Tree Pocket. Qld. 4069
18" March, 2019
The Manager
Planning Department
Noosa Shire Council
PO Box 141, Tewantin. QId.4565
Attention: Mr Billy Glover
Dear Sir,
Re: Request for Planning Approval for Upgrading Works
Sea Vista, 11 Tingira Crescent, Sunrise Beach. Qld. 4567
This letter is submitted in support of Sea Vista Body Corporate CTS 18209 Planning
Application for Minor Changes to our previous Application for Planning Approval which was
submitted previously on our behalf by Building Approvals United QLD.
We have attached a copy of our previous letter outlining the reasons for the changes we
wish to make, in particular, the pool fencing.
Please find enclosed
a) Minor Change Application Form
b) Revised Drawing showing what is now proposed
c) Email of no objection from Adjacent Property
We are proposing to build an environmentally friendly timber fence, as shown on the
attached drawing, and then create an evergreen vertical landscape by planting mature
native shrubs (as shown or the Council approval) to at least fence height to provide a green
vertical landscape and cover the fencing which is also more natural and softer than the
existing solid block wall.
This will enhance the street landscape, and Owners will get the additional recreational space
we so desperately need in our pool area, especially for adults and guests to comfortably
supervise children, and for children to enjoy the pool area.
Equally importantly, this should also mitigate public safety issues that we are
experiencing. As you know, we experience random, but frequent, visits by youths climbing
onto the wall and jumping off the fence and bomb diving into the pool. We suspect these
youths are drinking alcohol (having found beer bottles occasionally), so that is equally
worrying with the potential risk to themselves by their reckless acts. Relocating the fence
nearer to our boundary will deter this reckless behaviour and make it less attractive for
these youths to contemplate such actions. This has been going on now for 12 months or so,
and we fear it is a question of time before there is serious injury to one or more of these
youths. Further, the design of our proposed fence will significantly limit any such climbing
or jumping action.
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