MCU180015 - Submission - Damina Pratt · MCU18/0015

   t                                                     Notice of Submission
   111 NOOSA COUNCIL
 Public Notification Period                             Closes 11 January 2019
 Submissions must be received by Council during         Opens 27 November 2018, Tuesday. 15 days
 the formal public notification period.

  1. Application details
 File No: MCU18/0015 on Lot 27 RP89506
 Postal address of Land (as advertised): 27Attunga Heights, Noosa Heads, Qld 4567
 Nature of Proposed Development: Material change of Use and Reconfiguring of a Lot (1 into 3)

 2. Submitter details
 Full name of Submitter: Damian Pratt

 Email address (preferable):

 Address (residential or business): 26 Attunga Heights

 Suburb: Noosa Heads                                     State: QLD                          Postcode: 4567
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 Signature(s)
                             k.)
 This form must be signed by each person who made the submission to be accepted by council


   3. Details of Submission - State what aspects of the plan or proposed development you oppose and why.
1 I make the following opposition regarding the Proposed Development's Material change of
I Use and Reconfiguring of a Lot (1 into 3):
  - it contradicts the Noosa Plan's Overall and Specific Outcomes for Noosa Heads by
  replacing a conservation zone with excessive buildings (oversized lots and building height)
  built on slip-zoned hillside

 - increases traffic burden on Viewland Drive intersection and Attunga Heights traffic which
 are both already plagued by access and parking issues. Pedestrian safety is already an
 issue and it is already unsafe for my young son to ride his bike down the narrow street
 passage of Attunga Heights.

 - unsightly staging of 2 drills on the front edge of Attunga Heights during a long construction
 period plus extreme construction noise, dust and heavy vehicle issues during this time.

 - displace the native wildlife by reducing the wildlife corridor substantially and scaring them
 away during construction. The native wallabies that I currently see early in the morning graze
 where engineers propose to stage Drill 2. We can expect never to see them again.

 The last thing Hastings street and National Park needs at 40+ new people with potentially
 40+ new residential cars adding to the current road rage, traffic jams and parking problems.
 This special sensitive site was zoned Open Space with modest building locations and
 provision to protect this site in perpetuity. Lets work together to keep it that way.