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2018-10-09 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 9 OCTOBER 2018
Matters Raised Comments
Ambient light from the development will A condition could ensure no negative impact from light
change the night time amenity of Val spill.
Crescent.
Rooms and balconies overlooking our yards The development is setback 3.2m from the adjoining
and walkways and courtyards along the fence residential uses with no windows to these areas of the
line creating major privacy concerns. building except for a small balcony and windows
setback 18m. The courtyard is likely to be at or slightly
below natural ground level and should not create any
overlooking. A condition could be imposed to provide
screening devices to ensure privacy.
Location
The aged care facility should be located on a This is addressed within the body of this report.
more appropriately zoned lot.
Need
There is enough aged care beds in Noosa The matter is addressed in the body of this report.
Shire considering the population ceiling cap.
Stormwater/Wastewater
A large volume of sewage and grey water Unitywater would address this aspect of development.
output. Stormwater has been demonstrated to comply with
the Planning Scheme, relevant policies and
standards.
Vegetation
Removal 40 mature trees across the 11 lots Not all of the mature trees are native species. The
negatively impacts on the character of Val large mature eucalypt located to the north western
Crescent. If 11 new detached houses were end of Val Crescent is proposed to be retained. A
constructed the vast majority of these trees condition could be included to explore the opportunity
would be retained. to retain mature trees. This is likely to occur only
along the Val Crescent frontage. If the development is
approved, 100 litre pot size trees could be
conditioned.
Were 11 new detached houses constructed it is
unlikely that the vast majority of the trees would be
retained.
A commercial café appears to be operating The café is ancillary to the proposed use and is not
from the Peregian Springs Arcare facility. The proposed for external use. It is proposed to be utilised
proposal plans show a café area but is not by residents, residents’ visitors and staff. A condition
mentioned in the applicant’s application is recommended to ensure the café is not a
documentation. commercial activity.
Some of the properties to be removed are The lower cost properties appear to be in a state of
lower cost rentals. Removal of these seems disrepair being the reason they are potentially low
contradictory to the current requirement for cost rentals. There is a need for both low cost
more low cost rental properties. accommodation and aged care beds in Noosa Shire.
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