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Development Application part 10 of 10 Community Study - MCU13/0092
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’We need to smarten up the place (site being discussed); it is looking stressed,
old and tired.’
D 42% of participants agreed
D 12% of participants indicated a neither/nor or don’t know response
D 46% of participants did not agree.
’The area of the now defunct Bowls Club area is becoming an eyesore and di-
minishes the perception of Peregian Beach as a vibrant, engaging community.’
D 35% of participants agreed
D 9% of participants indicated a neither/nor or don’t know response
D 56% of participants did not agree.
In response to concepts of the proposed development, the overall distribution
was more supportive of the development of a convenience centre that provided
quality and variety of food products at costs similar to the IGA marketplace con-
cept stores, particularly if:
D it included a carefully planned mixed of consumer goods to provide opti-
mum benefit for both residents and visitors, and would complement ex-
isting businesses
D it was a single level, lower set building with bush-style landscaping ap-
propriate to the existing vegetation of the area with some 100 generous
size parking bays
D it had a proven track record in supporting locally produced goods and
services
D it was to provide up to 80 new full and part time employment opportuni-
ties.
The more supportive response for the above criteria was consistent ranging from
41% to 45%.
The ’neither/nor/don’t know response for the above criteria was consistent rang-
ing from 8% to 15%.
The less supportive response for the questions for the above criteria was consis-
tent ranging from 44% to 50%.
Reviewing current shopping behaviours would suggest there is a need for a bone
fide convenience centre including a supermarket. With 68% of participants re-
quired to do larger shops, for some participants (52%)having to do large shops
four times a month outside the Peregian Beach area. 6% of the 68% do larger
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