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PM Submission Object - Barry Cotterell MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
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house lots which range in size from 160 to 248M2. On that basis, site cover,
gross floor area or plot ratio are excessive and non-compliant.
Plot ratio1 means the gross floor area divided by the area of the site. I submit
that, in calculating the Site Cover, Gross Floor Area and Plot Ratio, each of these
26 housing lots need to individually examined and the results calculated.
Adams + Sparkes page 43 para 157 states:
5.5.1.5 Effects of Use – Probable Solution S75.1 and Specific Outcome O76
157. The proposed development does not comply with Probable
Solution S75.1 of the code, as the proposed development is not for a
Caravan Park. (Highlighting added)
158. Despite this, the proposed development complies with Specific Outcome
O75 of the code, as the development provides for low cost accommodation
needs.
5. The lack of Low Cost accommodation
I query where it is proposed to provide this low cost accommodation in the
development when the developer intends to sell the Houses in the housing estate
for more than the documented median house price of $695,000 in the Peregian
Beach area.2
6. A speculative ambit claim
With all of the acknowledged areas where the DA does not comply with the
Noosa Plan, I cannot understand why the developer is putting the Noosa Council
and the community to the time and expense of having to consider what is
obviously a speculative ambit claim.
7. Further non-compliance
Sprout Architects refer to the allowable site coverage as 40 percent under the
Noosa Plan and, therefore, none of these reconfigured lots would comply.
Any DA for Multiple Housing or Detached Housing is an inconsistent use on this
Open Space Recreation zoned site and should be rejected.
The built form of Multiple Housing is another Inconsistent Use.
1 See Noosa Plan page 2.27
2 See Adams + Sparkes page 44 para 160. “Further, it is identified that there is a
significant gap in the residential market within Peregian Beach, which has
resulted in a high median house price of $695,000. It is noted that this is 50%
higher than the median house price for the Local Government Area (LGA) of the
Sunshine Coast, 37% greater than the Gold Coast and 22% greater than the
median for the Brisbane LGA”
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