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2015-04-28 Planning and Organisation Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
The parcel of land for this proposal is currently Noted but not part of this assessment.
zoned Rural. A much better use for the land
would be if it was to be re zoned Residential. It is
the only sizable parcel of land which is still within
walking distance to the township. When
developed as residential this would in fact expand
the Cooroy township and community for the
better offering sustained growth.
Rezoning as Residential would help the existing
businesses grow as well as the added
employment in building and construction this
would bring.
Access into Cooroy will be impacted there is no Impacts on the Myall/Elm Street intersection
doubt. are predicted to be minor but will compound
the existing poor traffic situation at this
Concern with the amount of traffic that the service
location.
station and fast food outlet will generate in Myall
St. There is no direct access to the site from the
highway and vehicles must enter and exit the site
from Myall Street.
The development will exacerbate Cooroy’s
increasing traffic problems of a town divided by
an inadequate railway overpass.
Until there is a solution to the Elm St railway
bridge, Cooroy is not ready for satellite
development zones
The proposed Service Station could not be Agreed. The development will benefit from
classified as a highway site as it will not be visible highway trade but will not function as a
from the highway due to fencing, landscaping and highly visible highway service centre.
the overall position of the building on the site. The
site pylon sign which would only be restricted to 5
metres under current Noosa Shire Council
bylaws, is situated after the off ramp turnoff point
from the highway.
The application suggests most of the trade will be The development is unable to gain direct
from the Bruce Hwy - access to the development access to the highway due to DTMR
should be directly from the Bruce Highway. restrictions and design requirements.
Litter will end up on the roadside and its This is a potential impact of the
surrounds from the fast food takeaway. development.
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