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MCU180015 - Submission - Attunga Heights Residents.msg · MCU18/0015
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Subject: Re: Development of bushland at 27 Attunga Heights From: [email protected] Date: 2018-11-29T10:01:34+00:00 To: Mailbox Council Mail Attention to all Councillors & Engineers. Dear Noosa Shire Management, (1) The wildlife corridor acreage at No.27 Attunga Heights, Noosa Heads should never have been approved for development in the beginning. Mr. Phillip Harding bypassed Noosa Council's original development refusal by having State Government overrule the refusal. ⭐Therefore negotiations should be implemented with State Government and Queensland National Parks authorities to Buy Back this fragile tract of land. ✔️ (2) The Halse Lodge Creek bushland is an integral part of a wildlife corridor, which starts in the National Park (near Viewland Drive), running through the Viridian valley, and continuing into 27 Attunga Heights valley. The Dry Rainforest tree species will have their self-propagating cycles obliterated. (eg; HALFORDIA kendack & DIOSPYROS fasciculosa, STERCULIA quadrifida, etc.). Also the steep gradient of the sandy bushland acreage deems it a very fragile ecosystem. Therein, the unassessed families and communities of wildlife species and their habitats will be destroyed. All wildlife species have been observed by our local residents. (eg; Echidna, Ringtail Possum, Tawny Frogmouth Owl, Water-Dragon & Green Catbird, Glossy Black Cockatoo etc.). (3) Obviously, during the development of No.27 and forever more, the already stressed narrow (6.5m.) street of Attunga Heights will inevitably have the ongoing parking issues put under continual duress. ⭐Emergency and service vehicles are regularly unable gain access because of tourists and beach goers using both sides of Attunga Heights as a carpark. ✨We have several aging residents who may urgently require an emergency vehicle. Therefore if parking restrictions are not implemented (after prior notifications) it would appear that council will be liable by default, for prevention of any emergency access. Sincerely, Attunga Heights Residents. [cid:38f95d63-6168-4bad-b961-1c542148da88] [cid:c95507bf-a337-4970-8cb3-ebf11ee0918c] [cid:c9b650ce-1b58-44b8-a264-f9e81f102c54] Sent from Yahoo7 Mail on Android<https://apac01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fgo.onelink.me%2F107872968%3Fpid%3DInProduct%26c%3DGlobal_Internal_YGrowth_AndroidEmailSig__AndroidUsers%26af_wl%3Dym%26af_sub1%3DInternal%26af_sub2%3DGlobal_YGrowth%26af_sub3%3DEmailSignature&data=02%7C01%7C[email protected]%7C2f65ec02b1a94d40fecc08d655e1b8e5%7C99d9dd67b90f4999a44ef2d3700133b2%7C0%7C0%7C636790825479240635&sdata=lBkmK7J%2FsE12T9tappw2lfNU8BMQMJfAGtGPUUtd%2Fss%3D&reserved=0>
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