PM Submission Object - Janneke Williamson - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041

Subject: Regarding development MCU 16/152 REC16/0041
From: Janneke Williamson
Date: 2017-04-26T06:53:29+00:00
To: Mailbox Council Mail

1. Application details 

 

File No: MCU 16/153 REC16 / 0041 

Postal address of Land (as advertised) 215 DAVID LOW WAY, PEREGIAN
BEACH 

 

Nature of Proposed Development MULTIPLE HOUSING –TYPE 4 CONVECTIONAL,
VISITOR ACCOMODATION 

 
 	
	
	
	
			
	
	

Dear Noosa Council and to whom it may concern,
We would like to object to the current  proposal as it  currently
stands.
We love   the small community vibe peregian has and we  feel this
development will detract from that  and change the whole community.
Our son attends  peregian kindy and we are fearful that we will have to
cease his  enrolment and there for his health  and then 
 Health of the whole family.

Here are some other of our points of concern.


*Material Change of Use Application contravenes the Noosa Town Plan &
will destroy our point of difference & the attraction that is PB
Village.

 

*Traffic Congestion & Disruption - ‘Truckloads of Fill’ will be
delivered to the site every 3 or 4 minutes over at least 3months.  Heron
St roundabout & flow through town, will be at a standstill, particularly
in the development stage.    (Imagine the chaos of 150 heavy vehicle
trips per day along David Low Way, into Sandpiper Lane, through IGA
carpark access then out again via the Heron St roundabout?)

 

*Significant NOISE & DISRUPTION to homes along DLWay, the Hardware
Store, PB Hotel & premises in vicinity of the roundabout. Even the
sanctuary of the Square will feel the impacts of heavy vehicles all day
long, as will our roads. 

 

*No Extra Parking
104 private car parks are provided within the permanent residences &
secure parking under the Hotel/Motel.   Only 11 carparks to cater for
visitor needs!  That won’t cope with 10x 4 bedroom residences, 11 x3
bedroom homes & 5 Commercial precincts with 3 bedroom accommodation
above, plus any overflow at the Hotel/Motel permanent & visitor units. 

 

*Not enough visitor carparks means MORE competition for parking – both
traders & shoppers alike!   Five Commercial premises planned for
Rufouslane adds to current parking issues.   Making an already difficult
situation worse!                  

 

*Owners of the residences on the northern side of the precinct will be
looking towards Woodland Drive access to  Rufous St & KIndy carparks
which will exacerbate current carparking difficulties & drive customers
away.

                                              

We hope that you reconsider this application and reject it in it's
current state.                                           




Kind regards

  

Janneke Williamson

16 orient drive sunrise beach qld 4567

[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> 

0422392358