Development Proposal Report [As Published] · 132007.2399

                 Access through the gated entrance will be electronically controlled. It is also
                 envisaged the gate will have an audio-visual access control system, where
                 visitors can be permitted access by remote opening the gates from residences.

            (d) Driveways: The comparatively narrow width and other design features of the
                access driveways within the residential areas of Precinct J will calm traffic. The
                driveway verges will be planted in a similar manner to earlier residential precincts
                of Noosa Springs to provide lush vegetated character that screens and
                complements the buildings.

            (e) Pathway: A pedestrian / bicycle path will connect the proposed development to
                the public path beside Links Drive. A path will also be provided to allow
                pedestrian and motorized golf cart access to the clubhouse area.

            (f) Larger vehicles: The road is designed to allow access for heavier vehicle access.
                This will include the refuse collection vehicles and other larger vehicles access.

            (g) Golf course access: It is proposed to create an access easement in favour of the
                golf course land to provide a right of access on that part of the path linking the
                10th green and the 11th tee across the entrance road. This is similar to the path
                that connects the 15th tee and 16 green and crosses common property of the
                Community Body Corporate.

     4.3. Utilities and Services

            Engineering consultants have advised that there are no engineering constraints or
            impediments that cannot be managed in the detailed design phase. A Civil
            Engineering Report is attached as Appendix No. 4. A summary of some key advice
            follows:

            (a) Sewerage: The sewerage will drain by gravity to the existing sewerage pump
                station within Noosa Springs, which has more than adequate capacity to manage
                the additional demand. Some existing sewer infrastructure within the site is
                proposed to be relocated to a services corridor along the southern boundary of
                Precinct J.

            (b) Water: A water main is located along Links drive and is proposed to be used to
                provide potable water to the development.

            (c) Gas: LP gas is reticulated to all stages of Noosa Springs and it is proposed to
                also reticulate gas supply throughout the proposed development.


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