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Minor Change Application_301017
Attached to the e-mail Change to Development Approval - MCU14/0102.07.
d. three illuminated signs are permitted facing (or viewed from) Eumundi Noosa
Road frontage, being 2 freestanding pillar signs and one wall sign located on
the tenancy of the Entertainment and Dining business
No other changes to the approval are sought or required.
MINOR CHANGE DETERMINATION
The Planning Act 2016 defines a minor change as:
A minor change, for a development approval, is a change to the approval that —
i. would not result in a substantially different development; and
The DA Rules state:
In determining whether the proposed change would result in substantially different
development, the assessment manager or referral agency must consider the individual
circumstances of the development, in the context of the change proposed.
A change may be considered to result in a substantially different development if the proposed
change:
Involves a new use; or
Comment: the proposal is not for a new use.
Results in the application applying to a new parcel of land; or
Comment: the application does not apply to any additional parcels of land.
Dramatically changes the built form in terms of scale, bulk and appearance; or
Comment: the proposed deletion of condition 114 b will have no impact on scale, bulk or
appearance of the development.
Changes the ability of the proposed development to operate as intended (for example,
reducing the size of a retail complex may reduce the capacity of the complex to service the
intended catchment); or
Comment: the proposal will operate the same with the proposed change.
Removes a component that is integral to the operation of the development; or
Comment: the proposed change does not seek to remove an integral component of the
development.
Significantly impacts on traffic flow and the transport network, such as increasing traffic to
the site; or
Comment: The proposed deletion of condition 114 b will not significantly impact traffic
matters.
Introduces new impacts or increases the severity of known impacts; or
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