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PM Submission Object - Joanne Case - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
As a result of the proposed filling of the site both the Multiple Housing dwellings and Visitor
Accommodation/Shared Housing building exceed the preferred maximum building height.
Of particular concern is the height of the Hotel/Motel building and how this may affect
vistas from David Low Way towards the National Park and Cooroy Mountain. If the DA is
approved, Council will need to specify the height of this building to ensure that the vista is
maintained.
15. Relevant period of approval
The first development application by this developer for this site was lodged in 2009. The
developer received the first approval for developing accommodation in 2010. Now in 2017,
the developer is seeking another approval to build, not budget visitor accommodation but,
in the main, permanent resident accommodation. In the intervening years, despite having
approval the developer has not constructed any accommodation units on the site. The
developer, therefore, since 2009, has deprived visitors to Peregian Beach of the low cost
visitor accommodation that the caravan park provided.
If Council were to approve this DA in any form, I request that the period of approval be
reasonable but short and that the staging be reversed to provide for the Hotel to be
exclusively for visitor accommodation with the possible exception of one or two
manager/caretaker’s units. I also request that the developer be informed that the period of
approval will not be extended.
For all of the above reasons I request that Council refuse this DA.
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