230808 - S&K Gillard_submission_132008.176.05

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1. Application details
FileNo. 132008.176.05
Postal address of Land (as advertised) 3 & 7 Serenity Close, Noosa Heads

 

  

Nature of Proposed Development Hotel Complex Proposal

Full name of Submitter Shannon & Kate Gillard

Email address (preferable) [email protected]

Postal address 13 Grosvenor Térrace

Suburb Noosa Heads } State Qld. Postcode 4567
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3. Details of Submission

As local Noosa Heads residents of nearly 20yrs, we would like to confirm our support for the proposed hotel development.
Knowing the Calile Hotel's reputation for the delivery of quality outcomes, we firmly believe their hotel proposal will provide
the much needed luxury hotel offering that Noosa has been missing. Their strong brand presence and high quality of
service will entice an affluent visitor group, which is likely to reinvigorate the Noosa locality and surrounding region. The
proposal is very well suited to align with the Visitor Accom land zoning and meet Council's preference for a 5-star offering.
Their proposal appears considerate to neighbouring communities and the surrounding environment. Grant Street is in
desperate need of improvement to facilitate safe and unhindered access to and from the Settler's Cove precinct. With the
hotel proposal aside, Grant St has been struggling for years and there's a serious accident just waiting to happen unless
major improvement works are implemented. With compromised road verges to the upper and lower sides, there is limited
opportunity to provide the much needed safe pedestrian and off-street parking zones. Council must avoid 'band-aid' fixes
and seek appropriate funding to correct the problems properly. Realigning the road by reclaiming the wasted area of the
angular median/retaining wall, would appear the only viable means to generate the needed space. (refer attached concept
design for consideration). We are opposed to the reopening of the Banksia Av cul-de-sacs, as this will only promote
‘rat-running’, by the residents of Settler's Cove, which is exactly the outcome Council sought to avoid in adopting the
existing road design. Visitors to the hotel will rely on Grant St as the primary and most direct approach, in lieu of
secondary alternative access options only known by locals. The road & pedestrian access issues must be addressed at
the source of the problem, which is Grant Street.

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