Minor change app cover letter · MCU23/0094.04

                           Extract   1 – Proposed Landscape Plan   (Fence Length Highlighted)
                                     Source – Element Design Landscape Architecture


2.2. Condition 41(b)
The pedestrian footpath to        the Eumundi Noosa Road frontage has been constructed at a width of 2.0 metres.
The 2.0 metre width was discussed with Council a         t the pre - start meeting held on 5 August 2026          . Further, i      n
subsequent email correspondence with the build         er (QLD Built) the reduced with was agreed to in principle                   .
The rationale for the reduced footpath width         is: -

◼   The conditioned footpath is an ‘infill’           section that connects to the existing footpaths that are           within
    the frontages of     Lot 1 on SP208257 and Lot 48 on SP298783. T         hese footpaths are 2.0 metres wide. To this
    end, it is logical t     hat the new footpath is constructed to the same width as the existing footpath               .

◼   There is significant existing electrical infrastructure within Eumundi Noosa Road,                         namely a power pole
    with a pole mounted transfer fo        rmer (see Extract 2 below). A wider footpath would trigger a                 requirement
    to relocate the      power pole within the verge. There is insufficient                   area available in the verge to
    relocate the power pole and, as outlined above, there is no utility in undertaking this work where the
    new footpath ties into existing footpaths that have a 2.0 metre width.

Based on the above, it is requested that the condition is amended to state a 2.0 metre width.                        Furthermore,
it is requested that the approved plans within the Operational Works schedule is amended to reference
Revision H which identifies the 2.0 metre width.




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