Cover letter

16 March 2023


Noosa Council
[email protected]



RE:    Operational Works Application associated with 51995.1473.01 & 51989.338.01
       situated at 16, 25 & 36 Goldburg Ct, Noosaville (L3-5RP 223289).


Council issued a minor change approval for a mini golf facility on 8 September 2022 with 9
additional conditions. The following provides a summary of the compliance with the higher
order approval and operational works application consistent with the Noosa Plan’s
Engineering Works Codes.


Car Parking
25 additional car parking spaces (including 1 disabled parking space) have been provided for.
as shown on the approved DA plans and civil works drawings completed by SCG Consulting
Engineers. Sean Richardson (RPEQ) will oversee the car park construction. This area will be
closed to the public during construction and temporary safety fencing erected before and
during works to ensure vehicle and pedestrian safety during the works. Safety signage will be
attached to the temporary fencing along with contact details of the on-site manager and
dispute resolution procedures. These works are contained solely within private property so
impact on any neighbouring property is minimal (if any). Refer to the construction notes
contained within the Civil Drawings for further detail on the car park and its adherence to the
relevant standards.

Landscaping:
The Landscaping plan has been developed by Geoffrey Bennell on behalf of Mini Golf
Creations who are responsible for building the Mini Golf Course and its landscaping surrounds.
They have built over 10 mini golf courses throughout Australia and have an excellent track
record in delivering both a quality and attractive product using predominantly native coastal
species consistent with PSP02 for landscaping.

Privacy:
It is proposed to plant hedging on the Western Boundary outside the mini golf course to provide
the adjacent residence being 15 Hollett Road Noosaville, with appropriate screening for
privacy and protection from line-of-play. The hedging will consist of two rows of 300mm
Syzygium australe Resilience - Lilly Pilly Resilience. These plants are a fast growing and
compact cultivar with light green foliage and reddish bronze new growth and are excellent for
hedging and screening. They will be approximately 1 meter high when planted and grow to
approximately 1.8m within 12 months. They will be planted one to two metres apart and
maintained to form an appropriate hedge for the purposes outlined above - privacy and
protection from line-of-play.