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*Properly made submission (object) Narin Harrison MCU13/0092
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To The Chief Executive Officer
Sunshine Coast Council Development Counter
Locked Bag 72
~unshine Coast Mail Centre,OW 4560 .’. , .
30 AUG 2013
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File No: MCU131OO92 ~~::;.:){): .
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Name of Applicant: Multispan Australia Tewantin .’
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Postal Address of Land: 5-7 Rufous street, Peregian Beach.
Proposal: Integrated shopping complex development
follows:
I/we wish to make a submission on the referenced development application,as
Recreation as
I/We object to the commercial use of the’Peregian Bowls Club area zoned Open Spacel
determined in both TheNoosa Plan 2006 and the draft Sunshine Coast Planning Scheme (2012).
current Tennis Courts,
This development will adversely affect the’consistent land and community use of the
Oi Hurst Oval and surrounding residents.
Community House, Kindergarten,Veggle Village and
is
The Sunshine Coast Council Open Space Strategy 2011 identifies that uPeregian Beach locality area
and object to loss of this recreational land
generallyunder provided for with recreational parks"(2011:35) we
for the current and future residents of Peregian Beach and wider catchment to commercial development.
Please include any additional points of arpment regarding details the development application Icurrently
and the community.
plannins reaulations andlor your personal experience of how this will affect you,your family
I/We object further as I/we live in the area immediately affected by the proposed development.
1. The increased volumes of traffic on Rufous Street, Woodland Drive, David Low Way
and other
surrounding streets will increase the risk to pedestrians and children, including those atthe kindergarten
and students accessing school buses at David Low Way bus stops.
2. The Woodland Drive and David Low Way intersection will suffer greatly increased
traffic congestion and
safety issues will be a major problem as it is our onlY exit from the area.
3. The proposal will detrimentally impact on the area in which I/we live by increasing
noise levels due to
and air
the increased traffic flow,the operation of commercial plant and equipment, refrigeration
conditioning units and large delivery trucks.
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4. It will affect the-amenity and character of th re reatiori l area and eommun’
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RE Development Application MCU13/0092
I strongly object further to the above application as Peregian Beach simply does
not need or want to lose invaluable open space to an unnecessary and damaging
commercial development
When looking to relocate late last year, Peregian Beach stood out amongst many
other beautiful locations along the Sunshine Coast One of the main attractions to
Peregian Beach,was and still is it’s village atmosphere,that there is NO
supermarket,and that it has a strone: sense of community.
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We moved to Peregian Beach at the beginning ofthis year with all intentions of
raising our three children in a safe and healthy environment,one that provided
exhaustive opportunities for a range of sporting activities. Encouraging our
children to play outside and safely walking and riding in and around the village is
bucking the childhood obesity trend. It’s an imperative social move forward.The
long term health and well being of all our young people is a responsibility of all
of us!
Given that "The SunshIne Coast Council Open Space Strategy 2011 identifies that
"Peregian Beach locality area is generally under provided for with
recreational parks" (2011:35)", reducing open space further would be a major
short and long-term error in planning.
With 23 children aged between 3months and 16years old residing in
Woodland Drive alone,we know that now and in the future this growing
population will need to be specifically catered for. I dread to visualise children
and teenagers "hanging out" at the back of a supermarket,possible bored,
perhaps even entertaining themselves with spray cans ...
you get my drift!
However the enticement of a range of sporting activities and perhaps even the
opportunity of a support network for this demographic would provide the
healthy environment needed to actively engage and monitor the physical and
emotional well being of our young people. I know what I would prefer our
children to be walking past as they travelled to the bus stop each morning and
afternoon, walked into the village on errands or riding down to the Veggie
Village to check on their plot.
Less than 2km south of our Village is a large billboard that touts the Queensland
Government "... (is)getting more people active through sport and recreation...".
The irony of allowing rezoning of open space for sport and recreation to
commercial development would not be lost!
I urge our council to show some common sense. To dissect that magical place
that is the Peregian Beach Village would b~ a travesty. Should zoning be changed
for the sake of financial gain and greed, and a commercial development built,
that open space would be gone forever ...
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Submitter details: (can include more than one person/no age limit) tt\’
Full Name: Narin Harrison
Address: 24 Woodland Drive, Peregian Beach
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