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Division 23, Section 7.40 Inconsistent Uses lists Commercial business and Retail
business as inconsistent uses within the Open Space Recreation Zone with no probable
solutions provided.

Division 24, Specific Outcomes and Probable Solutions for the Open Space
Conservation Zone, Section 7.44 — Inconsistent Uses lists All Business Uses as
inconsistent, with no probable solutions provided.

The surrounding area in this part of Peregian Beach include a tennis club, child care
centre and sports oval. The proposed development will increase traffic through Rufous
Street which will have a negative visual, acoustic and safety impact on those existing
uses.

Further, the proposed access and egress from Woodland Drive into Rufous Street will be
detrimental upon surrounding residential properties as Woodland Drive is a residential
collector street feeding onto David Low Way, and traffic generated by the proposed
development will have a substantial adverse impact on the amenity of this residential
area.

The proposed service vehicle access and manoeuvring arrangements also appear to be
insufficient.

Lastly, Peregian Beach currently has a grocery store located in the village square at 6
Heron Street, an approval for commercial use (mini market) at 215-219 David Low Way
and a Coles supermarket located at Peregian Springs — 5 minutes’ drive from the town
square. There is no need for a development of this type to be approved for Peregian
Beach on this property.

In summary, | believe that the proposed development will have a negative impact on the
immediate area, the current uses and local residents and does not contribute any
positive service of value on land zoned for Open Space Recreation.

    

Yours faithfully

Dana McKenzie