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4.0    APPROVAL HISTORY
The Noosa Par 3 Golf Course has two existing approvals (refer documents provided
at Appendix C), with relevant details provided below:

16 November 1989 (Council Ref. TPC2262)
     Original approval (town planning consent) for the golf course, golf shop,
      restaurant, manager’s residence and machinery shed;
     Related to Lots 4 & 5 on RP223289 (two lots north of the existing clubhouse);
     Approval conditions:
          o Provision of at least 52 car parks;
          o Creation of the current access easement;
          o Eumundi-Noosa road intersection upgrade works which included
              passing and deceleration lanes as well as kerb and channel;
          o Existing trees are able to be removed due to building operations or
              the conduct of the approved uses; and
          o Provision of an imperviously paved area upon which to stand all
              refuse containers together within a suitable enclosure.
     No objections to the proposal were received; and
     No restrictions on operating hours.

24 March 1995 (Council Ref. TPC2811)
    Approval for the extension of the original Par 3 Golf Course which relates to
      Lot 3 on RP223289 (southern adjoining lot to the existing clubhouse);
    Approval conditions:
          o Provision of at least 25 off-street car parking spaces;
          o Existing trees are able to be removed due to building operations or
              the conduct of the approved use; and
          o The development and submission (to Noosa Council and the
              Department of Environment and Heritage) of a water quality
              management programme indicating nutrient levels.
    No restrictions on operating hours.

In light of the above details, as well as the avoidance of any additional impervious
areas or GFA and the anticipated negligible impact of the proposal, it is suggested
that there ought not to be any infrastructure charges associated with the proposal.
Further, it is recommended that the proposal does not require any additional parking
spaces, refuse storage space or stormwater management measures.




   August 2014                 Keith Hill – Golf Course Extension                Page 8
                         2 Goldburg Court & 16 Goldburg Court, Noosaville
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