Response to Objection from consultant

under the relevant outcome of the planning scheme, being more than 480m². However, it is
important that the proposed development with a GFA of about 527m², is generally consistent
with the current motel approval over the land, which has a GFA of about 528m². Further, the
proposed development is compatible with surrounding development, in particular the
‘Peregian Boardwalk’ development to the south and also other development in the locality,
including the office development on the western side of David Low Way. Consequently, the
proposed development will not be out of character at this location.

Given the nature of the proposed building design, being comprised of a number of separate
smaller buildings, the development will not present as having excessive bulk to adjacent
properties and will not adversely impact upon the streetscape or cause visual amenity impacts
generally. The proposed built form is considered to be of a domestic scale and appearance
generally.

Sufficient Grounds

It is intended that the proposed development be utilised for both permanent residential and/or
visitor accommodation. The scale of development is compatible with other development in the
locality, will not cause adverse amenity impacts and will not be out of character.

The nature of the development is such that it provides for one (1) bedroom dwelling units in
close proximity to the Peregian Beach Village Centre, which is a desirable planning outcome.
The development will provide for additional housing choice and will be of considerable benefit
to the general community. Consequently, it is suggested that there are sufficient grounds to
overcome any conflict with the planning, which must be considered minor and is of a technical
nature only.

Should you have any questions with respect to the above, please do not hesitate to contact
me direct.


Yours faithfully




Shane Adamson
DIRECTOR




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