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2017-02-07 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 Community Feedback on New Noosa Plan
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27 Large scale tree clearing being allowed in town area (x2) The New Noosa Plan is likely to include vegetation protection provisions as is
currently the case.
27 Keep Boreen Point the same - no increases and no changes needed Noted
27 Boreen Point - Large houses on Esplanade should not be allowed. There have been a few houses in Boreen Point built to maximise their
development entitlements and so they tend to be distinctive if in a prominent
lakeside location. Setbacks to waterways as well as other property boundaries
apply as do height and site cover provisions.
27 Teewah Rd – Boreen Point road usage increased over years and tourism to Refer to Infrastructure Design and Planning Branch
Apollonian. More sealing of roads needed due to high traffic count. Including
signage to try and slow people down on gravel road.
45, 47 In Boreen Point homes have character and not one size fits all. Don’t allow villas or Refer to design issues and drafting
high rises and more café style shops (like Kin Kin). Recognise the heritage value of
some houses in Boreen Point and previous ownership i.e. Judith Wright’s holiday
house.
61 Bus service to Boreen Point is inflexible and unreliable. Should be covered by Refer to Infrastructure Planning & Design Branch
extended Flexi-Link service.
47 Lake Cootharaba needs to remain a safe waterway with no jet skis and ban dogs Not a Planning Scheme matter. Jet skiing is not permitted on Lake Cootharaba.
on the beaches
74 Council through Unitywater should investigate the wide variety of micro sewage Not a Planning Scheme matter.
systems available and in use in some small townships in Australia, some of which
do not require reticulated water supply.
LOCALITY: COOROY
2 Reduce minimum allotment size to 2000m² in Swift Park There has been no evidence put forward to support the further subdivision of
this acreage neighbourhood on the eastern fringe of Cooroy. It can be
considered in conjunction with settlement pattern of Cooroy more generally.
37 Strongly support the residential development of the CSR Land with a mix of See relevant section in the covering staff report.
850sqm blocks to 5 acres lots as this should not be designated mining any more.
Rezone the land and include in the urban footprint of SEQ regional plan.
37 The CSR development offers an opportunity to create wide footpath / bike path
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