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PM Submission Object - Alan Buchanan - MCU18/0019
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1. Application details
File No. MCU18 / 0019
Postal address of Land (as advertised) 52-62 Goodchap Street & 3-11 Val Crescent Noosaville
Nature of Proposed Development - Housing Type 3 Retirement and Special Needs (Aged Care Fa
2. Submitter details
Postal address 67 Crewe Covnt 5
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3. Details of Submission
| (We), make the following submission:
1. | object to the proposed development because it will impact on the amenity of the surrounding neighbourhood which is
Zoned Detached housing. The size and bulk of the proposed development (which is basically one continuous building
taking up 11 lots) will look totally out of place on the site which is surrounded by modest residential houses.
2. The residential character of the area will be substantially diminished in nature as a result of the development.
3. This site is currently zoned Detached Housing. Having a 90 bed aged care facility on this site is in direct conflict with
the Noosa Plan. The Noosa Plan was drafted based on extensive community consultation. The community expects that
the Council adheres to the Plan and does not allow development which blatantly contravenes it, such as the proposed
development. Development that would be consistent with the planning scheme would be 11 dwellings over the 11 lots,
which is very different to a 90 bed aged care facility, which is commercial in nature.
4. A 90 bed aged care facility is excessive and is an overdevelopment of the site.
5. | understand that the Sunshine Coast will need more aged care facilities in the future, however, they should be located
in more appropriately zoned areas. Val Crescent is not an appropriate site for such a development.
6. The section of Goodchap Street near the hospital and Val Crescent are already under a lot of strain in terms of car
parking, with them being used as an overflow car park for hospital staff, patients and visitors. A 90 bed facility directly
across the road from the hospital which has up to 35 staff, visitors and rece vehicles will exacerbate this problem
with more and more people parking on Goodchap St, Val Crescent and nearby side streets.
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