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Planning Statement -Ext currency
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The above lapsing date may not allow sufficient time to attain relevant operational works
approvals, building approvals, commence construction and commence the use.
The applicant has experienced delays in negotiating with Unity Water and Council
regarding an acceptable sewer diversion.
The applicant has experienced delays in the preparation of relevant documentation due to
the current construction boom.
COVID has increased issues associated with supply chains and obtaining building
materials.
Concerns are raised about commencing the project and not having sufficient time to
finalise the construction and commence the use.
Financiers are seeking assurances that the project will have a current approval for the
site.
STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS:
In accordance with Section 87 of the Planning Act 2016, in assessing an extension application, the
assessment manager may:
87(1) When assessing an extension application, the assessment manager may consider any
matter that the assessment manager considers relevant, even if the matter was not relevant to
assessing the development application.
ASSESSMENT:
The current development approval was assessed under the now superseded Noosa Plan 2006 which
detailed that a warehouse (self storage) was a consistent code assessable application. The Noosa
Plan 2020 now includes the site in Medium Impact Industry zone which details self storage facilities as
inconsistent and impact assessable uses.
The original approval was considered to meet the provisions of the superseded Noosa Plan 2006 and
was approved subject to conditions. The current proposal has been reviewed against the relevant
codes of the Noosa Plan 2020 and is considered to meet the provision of the Code except in relation to
the use of the site for self storage.
The Medium Density Industry Zone Code includes the following outcome in relation to self –storage;
The overall outcomes sought for the Medium impact industry zone are as follows: -
(i) warehouses for self-storage facilities are avoided to protect industrial land from
underutilisation;
The development approval for the site was issued in 2017 and the use of the site for self storage would
have been considered when assessing the demand for the use in the preparation of the Noosa Plan
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