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Council Meeting MCU22-0201
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Figure 4 – Elevations 2. SITE DETAILS 2.1. Background The site originally contained a Motel which was demolished around 2018. The site has a current development approval (MCU18/0158) for a Material Change of Use – Retail Business Type 2 Shop & Salon and Reconfiguring a Lot (boundary realignment). The Negotiated Decision Notice was issued on 9 August 2019 and has a currency period of 6 years and provides for a small shopping centre comprising 9 shops. A Pre-lodgement Meeting to discuss the use of the site for Car wash was held with the applicant on 24 September 2021 wherein staff advised the following: • The proposed use is an inconsistent use and therefore the applicant must demonstrate relevant grounds to approve the application, with these grounds to focus on planning matters. It was noted in this regard that there was industrial land available in Cooroy where the car wash would be a consistent use. Increased traffic movement through town was also not considered a sufficient reason to support the proposal. The proposed use was also required to primarily serve Cooroy. • The site is located between 2 existing service stations, removed somewhat from the main active centre and in proximity to an arterial road. • Overall whilst there were some grounds for the proposed car wash, it was not clear whether there were sufficient grounds to warrant approval of the application therefore any application would need to detail all grounds and examine other opportunities to locate such a use. • The proposed car wash was generally well designed but further consideration needed to be given to the roofed structure over the wash bays. • The street trees in Opal Street would need to be retained as part of the development. • Any application would need to include a traffic report and holistic water management plan including stormwater collection, reuse and discharge. 2.2. Site Description The subject site is in Elm Street between Diamond Lane and Opal Street. The land comprises three parcels and has a combined area of 2,013.2m². It is intended to amalgamate the allotments as part of the development. The land is currently vacant with the former motel having been removed some years ago and is devoid of vegetation.
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