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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 28 APRIL 2015
This site is part of the Lake Macdonald catchment Stormwater runoff impacts from the
and there is a likelihood of impurities, chemicals development may only be incremental but it
and litter ending up in our essential water storage is agreed that expanded urban development
catchment. within the water supply catchment is
considered to be a core planning issue.
How will the developer ensure the water quality of
Lake Macdonald will not be detrimentally effected The service station design will ensure fuel
by impurities particularly oils and fuel that will flow forecourt areas drain to a proprietary
overland from the site and the sites road entrance interception device with a minimum capacity
especially in heavy rain events? of 10,000L and are not subject to overland
flows or rainfall runoff.
Some people will inevitably forget to place their
fuel caps on after refilling and fuel will spill onto
the road for hundreds of meters upon exiting the
development. This is of particular concern when it
happens in heavy rain events, which is also the
time it will most often occur with commuters being
rushed.
Would create a very poor visual effect for visitors The development will change the nature of
(and locals) entering the Noosa Shire from the the Cooroy’s urban fringe and its primary
northern reaches. entrance. Whether or not the development
is visually appealing is subjective but
The site at the entrance to the Noosa Shire from significant urban form concerns exists with
the North is it prudent to have the first visual
the creation of a new commercial precinct at
impression for visitors to be one of a fast food
this location.
takeaway, petrol station, including the built form
of a Caravan Park, cabins, and storage facilities?
The existing rural zoning and green belt would
appear to be more in keeping with the first
impression council should want to portray to
visitors and locals.
Currently the land proposed for the development
is rural, and as such forms an appropriate entry to
the low-key, historic country town. Please ensure
that Cooroy does not get started on a
suburbanisation process that would see it look
like nothing more than an outer Brisbane suburb.
The proposed development would detract from
the current “Village” feel that Cooroy has long
worked hard to earn and sustain, the
development would be the first sight that any
tourist would be greeted to when coming from the
Highway, this is not what the Cooroy Community
requires to promote or enhance our offer of a
“Village Community”.
Any developmental approval must require that The applicant has demonstrated no net
there is no additional runoff from the site in even flood worsening in major events, with
the most severe of storm events. The event that appropriate detention devices included in
occurred in Cooroy in 2012 would be an the design.
appropriate basis. The detention dam design
should be of the highest quality with generous
inbuilt contingency and assessed and signed off
by an independent hydrology engineer who is a
specialist in such works.
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