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20180106 - NSC Requisition Letter · 131999.982846.2
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Officer: Michael Cantor Direct Telephone: 5329-6235 Our Reference: 48 Arakoon Crescent Email: [email protected] 19 February 2018 Mr PC Butt & Ms JM Carr PO Box 158 NOOSA HEADS QLD 4567 [email protected] Dear Sir / Madam, Re: Property located at 18 Arakoon Crescent, SUNSHINE BEACH QLD 4567, described as Lot 791 RP 48111 - Property No.141673 Council has recently received a complaint with respect to the above mentioned property in relation to works being conducted at the rear of the property in the Coastal Protection Area identified by The Noosa Plan's Natural Resources Overlay. Inspection by Council Officers has confirmed that works have been carried out. The works conducted requires a Development Permit for Building Works Assessable against the Planning Scheme under the Natural Resources Overlay. Such approval has not been obtained and therefore the works have been undertaken in breach of both the Noosa Plan and the Planning Act 2016. inspection of the site and review of the matter has also identified that the requirements of the agreed Landscaping and Landscaping Remedial Planting Document (as attached) are not being complied with including: e Little to no effort controlling environmental weeds in the lower section of dunal area. e Bromeliads sp and Rhaphiolepis indica (Indian Hawthorn) has been planted within top section and along beach access track. These are considered environmental weeds and are not listed within desired planting list. s As specified within the agreed plans, no jute matting, mulch or other erosion control measures other than rock work associated with track construction, have been implemented. e Works associated with track construction and sand removal works have impacted on existing native vegetation i.e. covering roots of Pandanus tree. in this regard it is note that a condition of the Pedestrian Access Permit issued to you on 4 February 2015 required the following: 1. The property owner agrees to undertake coastal rehabilitation work in the area adjacent to the pedesirian access as required from time to time with Council approval. NOOSA COUNCIL PO Box 144 P. (07) 5329 8500 [email protected] in 2084 ¢ OUNCH TEWANTIN OLD 4565 F, (07) 5329 6504 www. noosa. qd gov.au
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The Pedestrian Access Permit also required the following: 2. The property owner must maintain a public liability insurance policy of $20 million to cover any injury or environmental damage caused as a result of the construction or ongoing use of the pedestrian access within the road reserve. A copy of the annual insurance policy must be produced if demanded by Council. Please provide a copy of the annual insurance policy to Council. Please take action to address this matter and confirm in writing/email your proposed actions by close of business Friday, 2 March 2018, marked to the attention of Michael Cantori. If you do not respond to this request within this timeframe, we will review our options to remedy these breaches, including withdrawal or cancellation of the Pedestrian Access Permit, Should you have any further queries in relation to the above, please do not hesitate to contact me on the above provided number. Yours faithfully Kerri Coyle Manager, Development Assessment.
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