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Attached to the e-mail PM Submission Object - Maureen Harmony & Dylan Battilana - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041.
< MeV 1efis 3 KE cpefeoy é Mechelle. ees ‘ j f Powis of Concern for Submission Writing — Scanlon Development Proposal 1)Material Change of use Application contravenes the Noosa Town Plan & will destroy our point of difference & the attraction of our village to holiday makers & shoppers. The Caravan Park amenity that was the real essence of Peregian village, will be replaced by urban density with scarce landscaping. 2)No Compliance with Noosa Council requirements with majority of the accommodation proposed for Permanent Housing. Priced from $725,000 to $850,000, this proposal hardly provides low cost visitor accommodation for the growing needs of the local community. Peregian Beach is already surrounded by new small lot housing developments that lack public amenity, open space & village lifestyle. 3)Setbacks in general & to the Rufous laneway in particular, impinge on Noosa’s Master Plan for Rufous St renewal tly in progress, community amenity values & the extensive community consultation process i ivate the Bush to Beach pathway upgrade & encourage increased useage. ae 4)The ee ee impact on the creek & wetland, both during construction & upon completion is of great concern, as is the planned density of housing in this ecologically sensitive reserve & adjacent National Park. Some 25,000 cubic metres of imported fill will be required, giving rise to 150 trips per day for at least 3 months. This means one heavy vehicle axle load every 3-4 minutes along David Low way, down Sandpiper Lane, through the IGA carpark & then back out via the Heron St roundabout. 5) Significant continuous Noise & Disruption to homes along David Low Way, adjoining streets, PB Hotel, Hardware store, business & private premises in the vicinity of the roadways & roundabout guaranteed. 6) Substantially Increased Traffic & Congestion is assured during construction as standing traffic queues currently form at all accesses to the roundabout, particularly at daily peak times, exacerbated further during school & public holidays. The proposed development risks being a serious source of additional congestion & given the layout/landform, nigh on impossible to mitigate in the future. 7)Diminished vistas across the National Park to Mt Cooroy due to bulky Hotel/Motel building’s projected heights. Council needs to ensure height specifications are accurate & the current expansive views are maintained. Here’s an opportunity to protect & showcase the intent of Noosa’s logo ‘Different by nature!’ 8)Other concerns include density of buildings & infrastructure within the precinct, the provision of scarce green space/vegetation/shade, preferred orientation to sunlight & natural breezes, the provision of public access pathway between two story buildings, with little to recommend passive surveillance or a non threatening environment, particularly at night. 9) So many missed opportunities to work with community in consultation with Noosa Council’s Master Plan for Rufous St & the adjoining laneway to add to the amenity. The north western corner’s existing vegetation could have seen the creation of green space/parkland to embellish the precinct for visitors & local community with potential to make connections between Rufous St /laneway with this development instead it separates itself from the village feel. 10)This proposal conflicts with community values, endorsed by all who reside & those who choose this relaxed pedestrian location, where thongs, even bare feet are the norm. It delivers instead, undesirable « urban density & city lifestyle that’s aesthetically at odds with Peregian’s much sought after relaxed village character & community engagement. |/we urge Noosa Council to protect the village of Peregian Beach & to refuse this DA.
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