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PM Submission Object - Peregian Beach Community Assoc Inc(Barry Cotterell) - Peregian Beach Community Association - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
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period being 28 September 2016 and a 2 year extension to the sunset
provision of the development approval being that all works associated with the
development had to be completed by 4 February 2018.
On 16 March 2017, Noosa Council considered the recommendation of the
Planning & Environment Committee and decided to refuse the request to
extend the relevant period and of relevance here stated:
“The proposed development is inconsistent with The Noosa Plan and
given the time lapsed it is relevant to examine whether there are still
grounds in the community’s interest to justify the conflict with the
planning scheme
…
The approved development in its current form cannot proceed as a
shopping complex has been constructed on a significant portion of the
site and has superseded the development approval.
In assessing the 16 September 2016 application, the Council Planning staff
submitted the following to the Planning & Environment Committee:
“The Planning Scheme’s requirements for the site remain generally the
same as when the application was originally lodged and as such the
development remains inconsistent with the Planning Scheme’s
development intent for the site. The site is predominantly zoned
Open Space Recreation, with a portion of the site fronting David Low
Way zoned Semi-Attached Housing. For the area of the site zoned
Open Space Recreation, the planning scheme seeks to maintain
the use of the site for the former caravan park and supports
visitor accommodation units only where associated with the
caravan park use… (Highlighting added)
The application was originally refused on numerous grounds including
but not limited to the development being excessive for the site in terms
of density, height, bulk and scale. The development was also
considered contrary to the Specific and Overall Outcomes of the
Eastern Beaches Locality Code which sought to protect and retain the
caravan park for low cost visitor accommodation needs. The applicant
also relied on inadequate or irrelevant planning grounds to justify the
departure from the Planning Scheme.
Through the appeal process the development’s density, height, bulk
and scale were reduced and the development’s general presentation to
the street significantly improved. It was also accepted that the
proposed visitor accommodation was a reasonable replacement
for the caravan park as it included low to mid-range cost visitor
accommodation facilities….(highlighting added)
…
An IGA supermarket and speciality shops have been constructed over
approximately a third of the site to the David Low Way frontage,
removing the approved commercial uses and low cost visitor
accommodation components. (highlighting added) The development
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