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2018-01-15 General Committee Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 15 JANUARY 2018 7 MCU17/0049 PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COURT APPEAL D160 OF 2017 REFUSAL OF DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR HOME-BASED BUSINESS TYPE 3 (SWIM SCHOOL) AT 8 MCKENNA COURT, NOOSAVILLE DOCUMENT INFORM AT ION Author Manager Development Assessment, Kerri Coyle Environment & Sustainable Development Index ECM/ Application / MCU17/0049 / Case / D160/2017 Alana Harber Attachments Nil EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Not applicable. RECOMMENDATION That Council note the report by the Manager Development Assessment to the General Committee Meeting dated 15 January 2018 regarding Planning & Environment Court Appeal D160 of 2017 and agree to defend the appeal. REPORT A report on this application for a Home-based business – Swim School was considered by Council at its Ordinary Meeting on 19 October 2017. The home based swim school business is proposed to operate Monday to Friday, commencing at 8:30am and concluding at 6:00pm, with a break between 12:00pm (midday) and 2:30pm. The classes are proposed to be held for 30 weeks a year, from January to the beginning of May and recommencing at the end of August through to the beginning of December, relative to the school terms. The proposed business will not run on public holidays or during the Christmas holidays. A maximum of 10 classes and 3 students in each class will be held each day. Each class is proposed to run for 30 minutes and have a 15 minute break between classes to prevent the overlap of visiting clients on the site. 19 properly made submissions were received to the application, with 10 submissions made in support and 9 submissions raising objections to the proposed swim school due to adverse impacts on amenity. At the Ordinary Meeting Council resolved to refuse the application for the following reasons: 1. The application is contrary to The Noosa Plan and Home-based Business Code as the proposed use will adversely impact on the amenity of surrounding residents due to noise generated by the business and unsatisfactory provision of on-site car parking. 2. The applicant has not satisfactorily demonstrated that noise generated by the business activities will be satisfactorily mitigated for surrounding residents. 3. The scale and nature of the business is not appropriate or relative to the residential property and is likely to dominate and conflict with the surrounding area given the number of classes and operating hours proposed. 4. A number of properly made submissions were received from surrounding residents raising valid objections to the proposed business. Page 106 of 135
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