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PM Submission Object - Jan Jackson - MCU16/0153 & REC16/0041
From: Janice Jackson
Sent: 26 Apr 2017 14:25:53 +1000
To: Mailbox Council Mail
Subject: Scanlon group
Attachments: Patrick Murphy.docx
Please find attached objection to Scanlon Group proposal , regards Jan Jackson
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Patrick Murphy
The Assessment Officer
Noosa Shire Council
[email protected]
Dear Mr Murphy
File No MCU 16/153 REC 16/0041
Postal Address 215 David low Way, Peregian Beach
Proposed Development Multiple Housing – Type Visitor Accommodation.
Objection to the Scanlon Group Development Proposal.
1. It would appear this Material Change of Use Application
contravenes the Noosa Town Plan and therefore has the
potential to put an end to the “ village” atmosphere that now
attracts holiday makers and residents alike to Peregian
Beach. By its density it absolutely goes against the essence of
Peregian which has escaped high rise development and
density thus affording a more human element for its residents
and visitors alike.
2. It does not appear to comply with Noosa Council
requirements with the majority of accommodation proposed for
Permanent housing rather than low cost family
accommodation. Campers and RV visitors could have been
accommodated in a well landscaped open area on this site ,
close to beach and shops, a situation that could have been
most successful and which has also more and more become
a rare thing. My family had often stayed at the former
Peregian Beach Caravan Park and have felt the loss of such
an amenity.
3. There would be considerable impact by this proposed
development on the Creek and Wetland , both during
construction and after completion with such a density of
housing impinging so close to an ecologically sensitive
reserve, the adjacent Noosa National Park – Emu Swamp
section.
4. Construction phase of such a dense development would
cause a nightmare of traffic delays, dust , noise and
disturbance to residents, visitors and businesses and after
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construction the future increase of traffic into and exiting from
the complex would also be a source of congestion through a
tight street system.
5. As a frequent visitor for more than 25 years and a long
term property owner in Jacana Street Peregian Beach , I am
concerned that this project conflicts with Community values
and ambiance of the “village” area , delivering instead a
development of inappropriate urban density together with
accompanying changes that would go against the current
desirable character of Peregian.
I urge Noosa Council to protect and retain the very special
character of Peregian Beach , to uphold the Noosa Town Plan and
refuse the Development application.
Jan Jackson
28 Tindale Avenue
Buderim Q 4556
[email protected]
24th April 2017
Document Set ID: 20308176
Version: 1, Version Date: 26/04/2017
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