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2014-01-20 Ordinary Meeting Agenda
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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA 20 JANUARY 2014
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ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA 20 JANUARY 2014
ORDINARY MEETING AGENDA 14 NOVEMBER 2013
issues Comments
- Local Environment issues, including specialists, consider that appropriate water
impacts on a small, melaleuca wetland, | treatment could be designed so as not to
crucial to the amenity of Veggie Village | impact on the surrounding environment.
Community Gardens.
Other A Master Planning process is currently being
- Council should compulsorily acquire the _| carried out over the Open Space Recreation
land and Community Service zoned land in the
Peregian Beach area. Recommendations
about these investigations are expected to be
finalised in early 2014.
- The so-called “abandonment” of the land
was as a result of its owners forced
action, not as a result of its would-be
users.
- More appropriate to locate the “= ci “of:
development on the old Caravan Park This site has an existing count approval id
- - - 387m of retail tenancies fronting David Low
site, which would create a logical Way. As part of th | relating to th
extension to the existing village and the ly. AS palt OF tne appeal relating fo ne
capacity to walk between the two. approval, many of the issues which needed to
be overcome related to the integration with the
existing Village Square and achieving an
appropriate built form consistent with Peregian
Beach.
~ The proposal will affect property prices. The proposal will have impacts on the
residential amenity of the neighbouring
properties.
Supportive The applicant's parking only addresses the
- Will alleviate the carparking problem proposal’s likely parking demands.
- No detrimental effects on the commercial
office buildings on David Low Way
- Peregian Square will be encouraged to
have more cafes and restaurants
- Poor opening hours of existing
businesses do not allow any
convenience shopping after driving up
from Brisbane.
DRAFT SUNSHINE COAST PLANNING SCHEME
The site is included in Sport and Recreation zone under the draft planning scheme for the
Sunshine Coast, with the existing village identified as the local centre for Peregian Beach.
The proposal is contrary to the draft planning scheme outcomes sought for the site and the
existing village for Peregian Beach, with no expansion envisaged for the village and the
village continuing to serve only a local role providing for basic convenience needs of
residents and visitors.
It should be noted that on 18 March 2013 council resolved to not include the Noosa Planning
Scheme area in the yet to be finalised Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme due to de-
amalgamation of the Noosa area on 1 January 2014.
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