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PM Submission - Peter Robinson - MCU25/0118
To: Assessment Manager- Noosa Shire Council Date:Z^/11/25 Re: Application Number MCU25/0118 Description: Development Permit for Material Change of Use by Coast2Bay for Multiple Dwellings-Affordable Rental Premises 25 X small dwellings plus one community room dwelling. Site Address: 64 Lake Macdonald Drive, Cooroy Qld 4563 on Lot 2 (part) SP348613 Formal Objection to Proposed Development Application I formally object to the proposed development for the following reasons: 1. Zoning and Land Use The land was purchased and zoned for cemetery use, reflecting a clear long-term intent. The community expects the land to remain in line with this purpose, and any deviation undermines this expectation. 2. Incompatibility with Surrounding Area The site adjoins low-density residential land. The proposal is inconsistent with both the zoning and the prevailing built form in the area. Medium-density housing is not supported under the Cooroy Town Plan. 3. Excessive Scale and Density The proposed development is grossly oversized for the area. It is out of proportion with the surrounding neighbourhood and incompatible with the existing low-density character of Cooroy. 4. Traffic and Access Issues Dianella Court is a residential street designed for only 28 homes. It is not equipped to handle the increased traffic and access demands of the proposed development, creating serious safety and congestion concerns. 5. Isolation from Essential Services The site is too far from Cooroy’s core services and transport links. Concentrating housing in this isolated location creates significant accessibility issues and contradicts principles of sound urban planning. 6. Impact on Local Character and Community This development would erode Cooroy’s established village character and quality of life for current residents. It is incompatible with the community’s long-standing values and lifestyle. 7. Poor Social Planning Concentrated rental or social housing is poor planning practice. Affordable housing should be integrated throughout the community, with access to essential services— this proposal does not meet that standard. 8. Adverse Amenity Impacts The development will impose significant negative impacts on the amenity of existing residents due to its scale, density, and location. For the reasons stated, I request that the development application be refused. o>. ' RBcttVED oo 21 tW 2025 •rx> Hoosa Cour ci' Ay ’V- \| J L s
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Yours sincerely Name: FEeTER ROBIN Son Signature: Ce. Ke Onto, Address: ! 3a Kaul ST, CREEK Email (optionl)
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