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PM Submission - Matthew Conquest- MCU25/0118
selling essential food items. The nearest actual grocery
stores (IGAs) require:
• Traversing multiple roads and intersections
• Crossing a steep pedestrian bridge over the railway
• Additional road crossings before accessing the shops
I personally measured this distance via walking paths: 1.6
km from the site entrance to IGA, significantly exceeding
the planning benchmarks of 400 m–1,000 m for accessible
essential services. This return journey would be even more
difficult when carrying groceries.
Relevant Noosa Plan 2020 Provisions:
• Liveable Communities & Housing Code (9.4.3):
o PO14: Requires walkable access to essential
services and public transport
• Strategic Framework – Liveability (3.5): Encourages
development in locations with access to shops,
transport, and daily needs
5. Loss of Informal Community Green Space
For over two decades this land has been used informally by
the community for walking, exercising dogs, cycling, and
as an extension of the cemetery’s peaceful setting. The
proposed development removes this valued open area,
conflicting with long-established community use.
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Version: 1, Version Date: 24/11/2025
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