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Properly Made submission (object) Greg Barber - MCU13/0092
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tennis courts, Di Hurst oval, kindergarten and veggie village. The proposal would destroy the unique
character of our town, and make it indistinguishable from other uninspired suburban shopping
centres. It would certainly diminish the liveability of the neighbourhood. The night
time activity of
trucks delivering goods to the supermarket, and shift working night fillers and security-guards
of residents in
coming and going, together with waste removal trucks would destroy the peace
Woodland drive, Cormorant street and adjoining st~,eets. Noise and headlights sweeping across
homes would be an annoyance and diminish the amenity of the existing residential, non-
commercial neighbour hood. The proposed development has potential to attract anti-social activity
into a residential precinct late at night. Presently, nuisance behaviour, graffiti and vandalism are
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confined to the commercial precinct east of the David Low Way, where few residents are disturbed.
Council
For the reasons outlined above, I urge the professional staff of the Sunshine coast Regional
material change of use
planning department to reject the application on behalf of Multi Span for a
from public recreation to commercial, and disallow the application to develop a supermarket and
specialty shops.
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