MCU130064 Information Response · MCU13/0064

Issue
The submitted planning report does not provide a clear indication of the number and location of
carspaces required for staff at the Noosa Marina and/or Moorindil Street. It is also noted that the
Noosa Marina (No 2 Parkyn Ct) is a privately owned establishment.

Information Required

6. P rovide a clear indication of the num ber and location of carspaces required for staff at
   the N oosa M arina and/ or M oorindil Street.
7. Dem onstrate how the developm ent w ill be m anaged to m inim ise park ing im pacts on
   the local area.
8. P rovide additional com m ent on any current or proposed agreem ent w ith the property
   ow ner of Noosa M arina in regard to the transfer of guests and the parking of staff.

Response:
Staff parking, with the exception of the skipper, will occur at Moorindil Street. Staff meet at a
designated time in the morning, depending on island requirements, for their transfer to the island by
the skipper. Moorindil Street parking and transfer is used by the general manager and maintenance
man, who regularly carpool. Staff parking at Moorindill Street is therefore only 1 or 2 cars.

The cleaning company drops their cleaners at Moorindil Street where they are picked up by the
skipper and transferred to the island. On completion the cleaners are returned to Moorindil Street for
collection by their company.

One of the islands speedboats is able to moor at Noosa Marina under an agreement with marina
management. This agreement includes the use of the Marina for pick up and drop off of guests and
the use of the carpark for the skippers car.

These carparking requirements and arrangements will not have any impact on the local area.

HYDROLOGY & WATER QUALITY

Issue
It has not been demonstrated that the safety of workers and visitors to the development will be
maintained during and after a flood.

Information Required

9. Subm it a Flood Em ergency P lan prepared by a registered P rofessional Engineer
   Queensland. The Flood Em ergency P lan m ust detail the follow ing:
   (a) nature of the flood threat (freshw ater flooding, storm tide inundation, severity,
   floodw ater depth and velocity, rate of rise of floodw aters, duration of flooding);
   (b) area w hich could be affected by flooding considering flood events up to the
   probable m ax im um flood;
   (c) sources of flood intelligence and w arning tim e;
   (d) roles and responsibilities before, during and after the flood events;
   (e) trigger conditions for plan activation;
   (f) arrangem ents for education of w orkers and visitors;
   (g) evacuation procedures or suitable onsite refuge locations

    I t is recom m ended that an Advanced Flood Certificate be requested from Council to
    inform preparation of the Flood Em ergency M anagem ent P lan. The Flood Em ergency
    P lan m ust dem onstrate that the safety of w orkers and visitors w ill be m aintained
    during and after a flood of any severity.