Objection - MCU15_0095 & REC15_0022

prior to the development application being submitted to council and the notification period
commencing. Although there is no legal obligation for the land owners to do so, one would think
that there would be a greater duty of care and hence communications from all parties due to the
nature of the development and its proximity to the school.
All documentation provided with the application has been produced on behalf of the developer to
ensure their client's application gets over the line. They, in no way have the best interest of the
students and families of GSLC and the wider community who use the school’s facilities at heart
and with such a small window of opportunity to object to the development and the prohibitive cost
to get independent advice the only seems to help their cause.



At the end of the day, no amount of money, any landscaping or buffer zone will ever stop the
hazardous fumes produced by such a development from moving into the school grounds and
impacting on the health of staff, students and wider community. There have been no safety
measures put in place to ensure the well being and safety of students, families and the community
traveling to and around the school and its facilities by vehicle or other methods from the increased
traffic using the site as part of the development and with an approved application in place for the
land opposite it seems somewhat superfluous to requirement.


So in conclusion, based on the information at hand I would implore you to simply ask yourself, “Do
you think the building a petrol station right next to a school is an appropriate development for the
land?” If, like many others and myself you say no then I believe you have no other option but to
reject this application.


Thank you for your time.

Yours faithfully,




Kerrie Reynolds.

A: 8 Bluebell Court, Noosaville, QLD 4566
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