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Development Application part 10 of 10 Community Study - MCU13/0092
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1. SITUATION ANALYSIS
The proposed development site is located to the west of David Low Way in
Peregian Beach. It compromises of 6503sqm and was previously a lawn bowls
club. The site is privately owned by Pine Rivers Bowls Club Limited, along with
two beach volleyball courts which are still in use. After going into liquidation in
March 2010, the bowls club has been inactive for nearly three (3)years. Attempts
to re-establish the Peregian Beach Bowls Club on this site have been unsuccess-
ful. The club currently operates from the Coolum facility.
The traditional Peregian Town Centre Village Square is located some 300 metres
to the south-east of the eastern side of David Low Way.
The proposed development of the ’Peregian Beach Marketplace’ will consist of a
IGA Convenience Centre, consistent with IGA’s marketplace concept stores and
specialty shops that may include a boUle shop; coffee shop, takeaway noodle
outlet and provide expansion to existing Peregian Beach Village retailers such as
Australia Post, the newsagent and pharmacy.
The site at 5-7 Rufous Street currently compromise of an unused Bowling Club, is
some 2000sqm with the proposed supermarket expected to be 1500sqm with the
remaining specialty retail tenancies. These tenancies notionally will range be-
tween 67sqm and 80sqm with a total of seven (7)proposed.
The site will include a car park with some 100 generous spaces, vehicle and pe-
destrian access to David Low Way and Rufous Street with appropriate landscap-
ing. The access to the site from David Low Way will involved gaining access
through Council owned land, currently used as a public car park associated with
the Peregian Community Centre.
It is intended that the proposal for the site and the existing traditional town centre
village square developments might complement one another, and could attract
additional activity to Peregian Beach that would add value to existing retail and
professional businesses.
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