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MCU14/0068 Town Planning Report (attachment 4 of 10)
The proposal will comply with all relevant provisions of the Community Uses Code in
that:
The proposed development is not considered to trigger significantly
increased patronage. As such, and in combination with the existing
upgrades to the Eumundi-Noosa Road/Hollett Road intersection, it is
considered that the surrounding road system will be capable of
accommodating any additional traffic generated by the proposal;
The proposed development will incorporate well defined boundaries through
the existing site features including Goldburg Court to the west, the existing
access driveway to the south and the existing boundary fence to the east as
well as the existing clubhouse to the north; and
The proposal will utilise the existing access points and clubhouse which are
considered to be appropriate to cater for the additional 9 holes.
The proposal is thus considered to comply with the applicable provisions of the
Community Uses Code.
6.3.3 Engineering Works Codes
Given the nature of the proposed development, in not comprising any buildings or
structures, and requiring only domestic scale landscaping as well as cut and fill, it is
considered that the majority of the Engineering Works Codes are not applicable.
Nonetheless, the proposal will comply with all relevant provisions in that:
Access to the proposal and the associated car parking will remain
unchanged and is considered to be sufficient to cater for the extension;
Cut and fill will be minor, domestic in scale and likely less than 1m in depth
relative to the natural ground surface;
Due to the minimal works required to provide for the additional holes, there is
not considered to be any erosion and sediment control issues;
The proposal will not require the connection, or impact to any existing
services and the anticipated additional loading is considered to be minor
and able to be supported by the existing network;
The proposed development will not lead to required increases in the
transport infrastructure of the shire and is not considered to warrant the
provision of any pedestrian or cycle infrastructure as the site is not currently
connected to such facilities; and
The proposal will utilise the existing waste storage area associated with the
existing Noosa Par 3 Golf Course and it is not considered that the additional
holes will result in the need for any further waste storage facilities.
The proposal is thus considered to comply with the applicable provisions of the
Engineering Works Codes.
August 2014 Keith Hill – Golf Course Extension Page 15
2 Goldburg Court & 16 Goldburg Court, Noosaville
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