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PM Submission - Taj Conquest - MCU25/0118
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PO7:
Access points must maintain adequate sight distances and avoid
safety hazards.
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Schedule 6 – Planning Scheme Policy: Traffic:
Incorporates Austroads visibility and intersection-safety standards. The
location of the proposed access point raises further concerns regarding
visibility and safe manoeuvring, especially near the intersection, where
sight lines are already limited.
4. Insufficient Proximity to Essential Daily Services
The application suggests convenient access to essential services, but this is not
reflected in reality. The nearest full-line grocery stores require a significant walk that
involves crossing multiple roads, navigating a steep pedestrian bridge, and carrying
groceries over more than 1.6 km each way. Public transport access is also limited,
with the nearest bus stop located well beyond commonly accepted walkable
distances. For a development aimed at vulnerable or low-mobility residents, this
presents a major functional and social disadvantage.
Relevant Noosa Plan 2020 Provisions:
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Liveable Communities & Housing Code (9.4.3):
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PO14:
Requires reasonable walking access to daily needs and services.
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PO5:
Housing for vulnerable or low-mobility groups must be located
where services are readily accessible.
Document Set ID: 24329338
Version: 1, Version Date: 24/11/2025
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