2014-01-20 Ordinary Meeting Agenda

ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA   20 JANUARY 2014




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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA                                                          20 JANUARY 2014

    ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA                                          14 NOVEMBER 2013

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    PROPOSAL
    The application seeks approval for a 1,900m? shopping complex, situated at the existing
    Peregian Bowls Club site at 5-7 Rufous St, Peregian Beach. The details of the proposal
    include:
       e¢  a1,100m* gross floor area supermarket (IGA)
       e   750m? floor area of specialty shops, comprising 8 tenancies. The tenancies range in
           size between 54m? and 108m gross floor area
       ¢   50m? of amenities
       e   100 on-site carparking spaces, 5 motorbike bays and 19 bicycle bays
       e   1 service van space and service access for heavy rigid vehicles and
       e   the complex is proposed to open 7 days a week from 6am to 9pm.
    A copy of the proposed plans is included as Attachment 1.

    SITE DETAILS
    Site History
    The subject site was established in the early 1960s by TM Burke Pty Ltd as a Bowling Club
    for the then emergent community of Peregian Beach. Since then, the site has had 4
    development approvals, all relating to its use as a Bowls Club, which are described below.

    Application
    IDA 28 &      On 31 March 1970, council issued an approval for a clubhouse to be erected
    TPC 49        for the Peregian Beach Bowls Club.
    TPC 2848      On 27 July 1995, council issued an approval for lighting the existing bowling
                  green.
    TPC 2849      On 2 February 1996, council issued an approval for a new bowls clubhouse.
                  The redevelopment was never undertaken and subsequently lapsed.
    19824 DA      On 18 October 2000, council issued an approval for the subdivision of the
                  existing 3 lots into 2 lots and a portion of road reserve. This approval
                  consolidated the existing bowls club on one lot (94 on SP137431), anda
                  separate lot (95 on SP137431) fronting David Low Way, which was
                  subsequently sold to council and is used as a carpark.
    On 2 July 2012, a prelodgement meeting was held with the applicant regarding the proposed
    development. Officers advised the applicant that the proposal presented a serious conflict
    with The Noosa Plan.

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