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NOTICE OF APPEAL Creekgold
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0056 Notice of Appeal Creekgold v Noosa Council.
5 According to the respondent, 16 properly made submissions were made
6 The respondent refused the development application for the following reasons:
1 The development raises significant conflicts with The Noosa Plan and its land
use intent for the rural zone and water supply catchment area
2 The development represents a substantial expansion of Cooroy’s commercial
precincts that will further disperse and fragment its business centre, which is
undesirable
3 The development will compound existing traffic problems at the Myall Street &
Elm Street intersection, which is undesirable
4 The applicant has not demonstrated sufficient grounds exist to overcome the
development’s conflicts with The Noosa Plan, with only low to moderate
overall need apparent for the development.
7 The services offered in the development proposal, if approved, will be a significant
export for the town of Cooroy
8 The services are proposed to be offered to attempt to capitalise on the proximity of the
land the subject of the development application to an interchange on the Bruce
Highway
9 The service providers, if the proposal is approved, will be a significant employer of
people from Cooroy and its locality, particularly of young people
10 There is a need for a tourist park in Cooroy
11 The land the subject of the application is:
(a) of a size and
(b) separated from other rural lands by major roads and residential development
that it is not likely to be usefully aggregated with other rural land to be efficiently used
for rural purposes
12 The proposed site cover is extremely low
13 There are significant areas on the land that will allow for the installation of ameliorative
measures to contain impacts on and from the land
14 There is no proposal to compromise the retail hierarchy of Cooroy
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