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Not properly made submission (late & duplicate) Ann Jackson MCU13/0171
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become more apparent as will the disruption to eco-friendly activities
associated with the Noosa Trails. The "thin end of the wedge" from a well
resourced developer who chooses not to use already correctly zoned
industrial land that has been provided at public expense. This application is
thumbing its nose at Council and State Government Planning Directives
and principles.
5. In regard extra employment to the district that is most certainly a
worthwhile outcome but even more employment could be created if a
purpose built facility were to be created on existing zoned industrial land
and the brick works site be developed over time as a residential home sites
where appropriate.
6. To suggest community participation would have any effect on a developers
future plans is na ve and insulting to the intelligence of citizens unless a
caveat be registered requiring identified community organizations to be
consulted and those opinions to have weight in future negotiations. (Eg)The
RSL, Salvation Army, Chamber of Commerce, Cooroy Tennis Club,
Genealogical Society etc. point (7)
7. According to advice from SEQwater,the future ofthe Lake Macdonald
reservoir is under review. That outcome should be known and residents
advised prior to any decision that involves its future possible importance to
this MCU as suggested in Point (6)
Thank you for providing this opportunity to be involved in future directions
Yours faithfully
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Ann JaCkS~
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