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App E - In Principle Support · MCU17/0024.04
From: Hayley Jamieson
To: Russell Green
Cc: RG Strategic Development
Subject: In-principle Support - Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club and Surf Lifesaving Queensland proposed
storage shed - Ed Webb Park Lot 4 SP296274
Date: Tuesday, 25 February 2025 10:10:38 AM
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Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club Inc.
c/- RG Strategic
[email protected]
Dear Russell,
RE: Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club and Surf Lifesaving Queensland proposed storage shed -
Ed Webb Park Lot 4 SP296274
Summary: Council offers in-principal support for the Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club’s
proposed storage shed, considering planning, environmental, and coastal foreshore
requirements. The proposal aligns with community safety and service values, with detailed
design and stakeholder views to be addressed.
The Sunshine Beach Surf Lifesaving Club has been vital to our community, providing lifesaving
services and promoting water safety. The proposed storage shed will enhance the club’s
ability to store and maintain equipment, ensuring effective operations and prompt emergency
responses. The club’s commitment to safety and community service aligns with our values.
Council offers in-principal support for the detailed design of the storage shed within Lot 4
SP296274, considering the following stakeholder views:
Planning:
Acid Sulphate Soil Overlay: No assessment needed as excavation won’t exceed 100
cubic meters.
Coastal Protection: Building work is code assessable against the Coastal Protection
and Scenic Amenity Overlay Code.
Noosa Plan Zoning: Recreation and Open Space.
Building Works: Subject to code assessment with applicable codes being Recreation
and Open Space Zone Code, Recreation Activities Code, and Works Codes. A full set of
proposal plans, and a Planning Report are required.
Environmental:
Manage runoff to prevent dune scour.
Engage a fauna spotter catcher if nests are found.
Consult a level 5 or above arborist to protect tree root zones.
Provide a Construction Management Plan to manage pollutants and waste.
Obtain relevant approvals for development in the Coastal Management District.
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