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PM Submission Object - Robyn Moore MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
Mr Patrick Murphy,
The Assessment Officer,
Noosa Shire Council
[email protected]
Dear Mr Murphy,
Submission in opposition to the Development Application
MCU 16/0153 & REC16/0041
I write to oppose the approval of the above development application (DA). The grounds for my
opposition are listed below.
1. History
The site, on which this development is proposed, was part of a caravan park which existed in
Peregian Beach from 1964. The current developer excluded permanent caravan residents from
the site and then claimed that the caravan park was not commercially viable. For this reason, in
2009, the developer sought approval to build a commercial building on the David Low Way part
of the site and two unit blocks each of 16 apartments and 30 of “beach shacks” behind the
commercial building and the Peregian Beach Hotel. This was agreed to by the developer and
the Council at a mediation.
However, the developer was not satisfied with what he had agreed to and in 2011 went back to
the Planning and Environment Court to vary his agreed plans.
The development which the developer had had approved by the Planning and Environment
Court on 24 January 2012 was not economically viable. Apparently the developer was unable
to sell any of the “beach shacks” off the plan and the proposed mini-supermarket, approved as
part of that approval, was physically non-viable. With no pre-commitment the developer did
not proceed.
Subsequently, in 2013 the developer submitted a new development application (for the area
where the commercial building was approved) for a supermarket and four specialty shops, this
time, after discussion with the Peregian Beach community. This proposal, was supported by
PBCAI and the Peregian Beach community and was approved by Noosa Council on 29 May
2014. It was a significant improvement on what the developer had previously had approved.
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Version: 1, Version Date: 21/04/2017
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