Properly Made submission (object) Jacqui Clarke - MCU13/0092

The ",eeds Assessment acknowledges that existing shops within the Village will be

negatively affected by the development and are likely to close down.
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       Peregian Village already has 2 bottle shops plus the drive-through bottle shop at the
       Hotel and the surf club which also has a small ’bottle shop’ which benefits the club.
       There are at least 9 fantastic restaurants/cafes/coffee outlets within the Village
       itself. The developer suggests we need more of these!
       In Peregian Beach, I live within walking distance of almost everything I need on a

       daily basis from doctors and dentists to hairdressers and banking. Like many other
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       residents, I do not mind travelling the 5 or so minutes which will get me to a choice
       of large supermarkets. I enjoy shopping for my daily needs at the Village bakery,

       greengrocer etc. and my grandchildren love to skateboard and play in the park and
       on the beach.   This is the heart of our community and we don’t want it divided by a
       second ’convenient central meeting place for office workers and shoppers’    -

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       already well catered for.

The proposal will negatively impact on the residential amenity of myself (living in David
Low Way) and other residents living in close proximity of the proposed centre. Further
undesiroable impacts include: increased traffic and noise levels; pollution and waste
collection. You only have to look at similar shopping centres to see the ’backyard’ ugliness
that exists behind them.


I chose to live in Peregian Beach because of its unique coastal location wedged between the
wallum of Noosa National Park and the ocean beach. I do not want this special environment

destroyed by commercial projects not in keeping with the local precinct and its genuine
needs. I also use the Peregian Beach Community House and believe this surrounding area
should remain an open space and recreational zone.




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Jacqui Clarke
201 David low Way

Peregian Beach 4573


Date of submission: 26 August, 2013