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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                                     8 MAY 2018


 Matters Raised                                     Comments
 It has been observed that cars associated          Some employees have been parking on Boronia Road
 with the business park on Boronia Rd. The          to avoid parking on grassed areas during the wet
 applicant has not indicated whether parking,       season. Conditions of the development will ensure this
 storage and manoeuvring areas are to be            does not continue to occur. The applicant is required to
 sealed and demonstrated that vehicles can          provide 6 on-site car parks. The access and parking
 enter and leave the site in a forward motion.      should be designed to enable vehicles to enter and
                                                    leave the site in a forward motion.
                                                    It has been observed that the rubbish truck currently
                                                    reverses from the site and it is unlikely that it will be able
                                                    to manoeuvre on site due to its size. The rubbish truck
                                                    associated with the business visits once a fortnight and
                                                    Boronia Road is a cul-de-sac with the subject property
                                                    being the last in the road. There is no through traffic in
                                                    this location. Therefore, the impacts from this are
                                                    considered minimal in this case.
 There is hooning on Boronia Road by                This is a police matter and the residents have indicated
 motorbikes and cars.                               that incidences have been reported.
 Residents concerned with impacts on                This is not a planning issue.
 property values being close to a fabrication
 business.


5.     CONCLUSION & REASONS FOR DECISION
The applicant has applied for Type 3 Home Based Business seeking retrospective approval for
an existing business on the subject site. The proposal largely complies or can be conditioned to
comply with the Noosa Plan, including acoustic and visual factors. The exception to this, is an
exceedance in area associated with the use stipulated in Probable Solution S 54.1 of the
Business Uses Code. The home based business has been operating for 5 years and until
recently it has been operating without complaint. The additional area required for business
operations and associated car parking is not considered to impact on the amenity of the area as
there is sufficient existing vegetation and separation to adjoining dwellings. The proposal is
therefore recommended for approval subject to conditions contained within this report.


Departments/Sections Consulted:

     Chief Executive Officer       Community Services                                Corporate Services
     Executive Officer             Community Development                             Financial Services
     Executive Support             Community Facilities                              ICT
                                   Libraries & Galleries                             Procurement & Fleet
                                   Local Laws                                        Property
                                   Waste & Environmental Health                      Revenue Services

     Executive Services        x   Environment & Sustainable Development             Infrastructure Services
     Community Engagement          Building & Plumbing Services                      Asset Management
     Customer Service          x   Development Assessment                            Buildings and Facilities
     Governance                    Economic Development                              Civil Operations
     People and Culture            Environmental Services                            Disaster Management
                                   Strategic Land Use Planning                       Infrastructure Planning,
                                                                                     Design and Delivery




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