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DINGS "Sustainable Planning Act 2008

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state what aspects of the plan or proposed development your support or oppose and why

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11. Application details

File No MCU14/0106
Postal address of Land (as advertised). 28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville Qld 4566
Nature of Proposed Development Major shopping Centre Expansion

| 2. Submitter details

Full name of Submitter Elizabeth Frances Walvin

Email Address [email protected]
Postal address 3 Commodore Court

Suburb Suprise Beach-y~} [State Qld [Postcode 4567

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N.B. This form haf been designed for the convenience of the public, and any persons wishing to lodge a submission are not obliged to use this form.

3. Details of Submission

|, make the following submission:
| would like to register my opposition to the application for expansion of Noosa Civic on the basis of the significant impact

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It will have on the whole retail environment of all retail village precincts making up Noosa Shire. The Noosa Civic

Development was originally approved under the guise of being a business centre for the promotion of innovative and
technology based businesses in Noosa. It’s owners seem to have lost sight of this and focused on retail.

Historically Noosa Shire has been able to maintain its village atmosphere and appeal (to locals and tourists alike) by
maintaining its village precincts of Tewantin, Noosa Outlook, Noosaville and the river foreshore, Noosa Junction, Hastings
Street, Sunrise Beach and Sunshine Beach. Allowing an oversized retail shopping centre in the centre of the area will
decimiate the small businesses surviving and providing employment in these areas, and will turn the village precincts into
ghost towns.

| do not believe it is in the interests of residents or small business owners in the Noosa region to allow this to happen.

In addition, Noosa Council has a limit of infrastructure ability, a population cap, if you wish to call it that, and we are not
far from achieving that. | do not believe this development is necessary to support our maximum population goals in
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