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Noosa Civic Stage 3 submission
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0106 Submission PM Object - Mark Stuart-Jones.
5. The proposal involves unacceptable environmental impacts. The proposed development will mean loss of already endangered habitat for koalas by destroying a large amount of ever diminishing native forest, and compound possible koala extinction on the Sunshine Coast. Given that koalas are already threatened on the Coast, further endangerment of the species must be prevented. The koala is one of our national icons, and must be protected from what at best is another unneeded shopping mall. 6. Grounds. The proposal is in conflict with the provisions of the South East Queensland Regional Plan. As I understand it, the large increase in retail shopping space that would be created by this proposal may not be consistent with the Noosa Planning Scheme and that the application is contrary to the Shire business map of the Noosa Plan. The Noosa Plan vision is for technology based R&D and business, NOT retail. This application should be rejected on these grounds alone. There are insufficient grounds to warrant approval, notwithstanding the conflicts with these relevant planning documents. Council needs to protect it's own Noosa Plan and not entertain developers concepts of what they want to see occur. It would be a travesty if Noosa Civic Centre was developed along the lines of this proposal. I ask Council to reject this proposal outright. Mark Stuart-Jones 244 Doonan Bridge Road Verrierdale Queensland 4562 [email protected]
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