2017-05-04_Request for Extension to Relevant Period_REV A · 152006.1999

 Specific Outcomes                         Probable Solutions                      Comments
                                                                                   dedication will also be protected
                                                                                   through the implementation of
                                                                                   vegetation covenants. It is noted
                                                                                   that stormwater management will
                                                                                   require to be implemented to
                                                                                   ensure appropriate water quality
                                                                                   measures are implemented.
 Open space network
 O98 Land within the Rural Zone forms      No solution provided                    O98 - Complies. The open space
 part of an open space network between                                             network within the locality will be
 Lake Weyba and the Tewantin State                                                 further enhanced through significant
 Forest and sub-coastal escarpment.                                                dedication of 52.757 hectares of
                                                                                   parkland.



The community’s current awareness of the development approval (s388 (b) SPA)

          Response

          There is reasonable level of community awareness that the site will be developed for rural residential land
          use purposes. Despite this development proposal originally being a code assessable application, it is
          considered that the community would be reasonably aware of the proposed development, with respect
          to:-
                The development approval (Planning and Environment Court Judgement 344 of 2009 dated 5th
                   July, 2013) is publicly available on Council’s PD Online system;
                The land adjoins similar land use and is the next in sequence to adjacent and surrounding urban
                   and rural residential development;
                Out of the 17 direct adjoining landowners, 13 owners have retained ownership for the entire
                   period since the original development application was lodged;
                The remaining 4 purchasers which acquired adjoining premises after the development was
                   approved, could have easily obtain information from Council regarding possible developments
                   and approvals on neighbouring properties as part of their due diligence.

whether, if the request were refused—
(i) further rights to make a submission may be available for a further development
    application; and
(ii) the likely extent to which those rights may be exercised (s385 (c) SPA)

          Response

          The application if it were remade would be subject to a higher level of assessment requiring impact
          assessment as the site is now zoned as Rural under the current Noosa Plan 2006. Therefore, if this request
          was refused, further rights to make a submission would be available if a fresh development application
          was lodged. However, this does not preclude an extension being granted.




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