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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 OCTOBER 2014
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8" September 2014
Mr Noel Playford
Mayor
Noosa Council
PO Box 141
Tewantin, QLD 4565
Sent by email to [email protected]
Dear Mayor Playford
Re: Submission to Noosa Council on a Boundary Change
This submission to the Noosa Council is prepared by the EDV Residents Group,
whose members are residents of Eumundi, Doonan, Verrierdale, Weyba Downs
and that part of Peregian Beach that is currently part of the Sunshine Coast
Council Area and locally referred to by residents as Peregian Beach (West).
The EDV group was formed in 2004 and today has over 230 registered members
and reaches a further 890 residents of the EDV Area by regular email. The EDV
area has about 3500 people on the electoral roll. This Submission presents
arguments for the EDV area to join Noosa Shire by way of boundary
realignment.
A Doorknock Campaign carried out in 2005 reached over 2,500 homes in the
EDV area which covered an estimated 85% of all residents and 70% of local
business. EDV found that over 80% of residents supported a boundary change,
together with the majority of local business.
Council will be aware of the forced amalgamation of Noosa with Maroochydore
and Caloundra in 2006, which meant that the efforts of EDV to affect a boundary
change became redundant.
After de-amalgamation occurred, the EDV Group renewed its efforts towards a
proposed realignment of the Shire boundaries, and has conducted several public
meetings. EDV has held meetings with local Councils and Councillors. To ensure
that Boundary Change is still a live issue with residents, EDV commissioned an
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