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Planning Statement
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0039 - 305 Lake Macdonald Drive Cooroy - Application lodgement.
Our Reference: 01569 L04 NG th 4 June 2014 Chief Executive Officer Noosa Council Po Box 141 TEWANTIN QLD 4565 Confidential Email Transmission: [email protected] Original in Post: No Dear Sir/Madam RE: LODGEMENT OF DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION_______________________________ Development Application for Material Change of Use for Cultivation – Type 2 Intensive for Premises at 305 Lake Macdonald Drive, Lake Macdonald and described as Lot 1 on SP108094 Martoo Consulting has been engaged by Como Glasshouse Pty Ltd, as applicant and owner for the above proposal, to submit a development application to Noosa Council under the Sustainable Planning Act 2009. This application seeks approval for a Material Change of Use for Cultivation Type 2 Intensive for greenhouses on the site. This letter details the proposal and provides an assessment of the relevant code provisions contained within The Noosa Plan. 1. THE SUBJECT SITE The subject site comprises an existing irregular shaped lot, located at 305 Lake Macdonald Drive, Lake Macdonald described as Lot 1 on SP108094. The site is an almost level parcel of land that is bounded by on three sides by tributaries of Six Mile Creek. The area directly surrounding the creek contains riparian vegetation whilst the remainder of the site is cleared which reflects the previous turf farm activities. The site has an area of 33.4 hectares and is currently used for agricultural activities including the growing of tomatoes and cucumbers in a greenhouse on the site. Access to the site is from an access handle that extends from Lake Macdonald Drive which also contains an existing residential dwelling located close to the road frontage. The site is located in an area that contains a mixture of rural activities (existing turf farm, rural paddocks), industrial uses (CSR Brick Works) as well as rural residential lots along Lake Macdonald Drive and the Noosa Botanic Gardens to the east. Figure 1 shows an aerial photograph of the subject site which illustrates the existing site characteristics and surrounding character.
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