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MCU13 0092 Submission · MCU13/0092

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Sunshine Coast 2013/14 Regional Strategy and Planning

Council Notice of Submission

 

Sustainable Planning Act 2009

 

1. Application details

File No: MCU13/0092

Postal address of Land (as advertised): 5-7 Rufous Street, Peregian Beach

sed Development: Integrated shopping complex development (Multispan Australia)

   

Nature of Pr

 

Pee liam (=e f)

Full name of Submitter: Michael Sheard

Postal address: 22 Cormorant Crescent

Suburb: Peregian Beach State: Queensland Postcode: 4573
Signature(s

Date of Submission: 30/08/2013

N.B. This form has 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
Pursuant to the Sustainable Planning Act 2009, | (We), the undersigned make the following submission:

| object to the commercial use of the Peregian Bowls Club area zoned Open Space/Recreation as determined in both
the Noosa Plan 2006 and the draft Sunishine Coast Planning Scheme (2012). The development will adversely affect the
consistent land and community use of the current Tennis Courts, Community House, Kindergarten, Veggie Village and Di
Hurst Oval as well as affecting the day to day lives of the surrounding residents.

The Sunshine Coast Open Space Strategy 2011 identifies that “Peregian Beach locality area is genereally under provided
for with recreation parks” (2011:35) and | object to the loss of this recreational land for the current and future residents of
Peregian Beach and wider catchment to commercial development.

| further object as | live in the area immediately affected by the proposed development.

1. Increased volumes of traffic on Rufous Street, Woodland Drive, David Low Way and other surrounding streets will
increase the risk to predestians and children, including those at the kindergarten and students accessing school
buses at David Low Way bus stops and older residents who have to walk as they can no longer drive.

 

2. The Woodland Drive and David Low Way intersection will suffer greatly increased traffic congestion and safety
issues will be a major problem as this is our only exit from the area.

3. The proposal will detrimentally impact on the area in which | live by increasing noise levels due to the increased
traffic flow, the operation of commercial plant and equipment, refridgeration and air conditioning units and large
delivery trucks. The developer's noise report states ‘...generally our assessment shows that some activities can
potentially exceed the nominated noise limits. Traffic noise from David Low Way is expected to increase by
approximately 1dBA and for Woodland Drive and Rufous Street by 5dBA to 7dBA above current levels after
construction of the shopping centre...’ Planning consultants have stated that the noise and additional traffic inpact
cannot be adequately controlled by any conditions of approval.

 

 

 

4. It will affect the amenity and character of the recreational area and community are in which | live.

5. The Woodland Drive, Gannet Street, Cormorant Crescent and Tern Street area will be turned into an employee
parking lot, adversely affecting residents’ access to their homes on a daily basis.

6. There will be increased lighting (and security lighting) at the proposed complex, which isa light pollution issue, as
well as a potential nuisance factor.

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7. There is already council approval for a supermarket at the old caravan park site. The developer of that site has
stated that it will be an IGA and it will be built. This means that we would have two supermarket complexes within
a few hundred metres of each other. One in a commercial area and one in our residential/open
space/recreational area.

8. We have close proximity to the Noosa National Park, and as such we have an abundance of native wildlife and
birdlife in the area. This is a huge drawcard for residents and any increase in traffic, noise, light and pollution
may adversely affect this, which would be at great detriment to not only the native wildlife, but also the residents
who get to enjoy living so close to nature.

9. las aresident, as well as all other residents have chosen to live in Peregian Beach, knowing full well that we do
not have access to a supermarket complex in our village. This is part of the charm of Peregian Beach. It is not
under-developed, it is perfectly developed to have a village feel that will be lost with further commercial
development. Peregian Beach is Peregian Beach, as residents we do not want it turned into another Coolum
Beach or Mooloolaba.

10. If this development is allowed to go ahead, we will forever lose our access to this recreational zoned land. As

Australia heads towards an obesity epidemic, we need all the open spaces and recreational areas we can get.

 

 

 

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