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PM Submission -132008.176.05 J MacKinnon
Attached to the e-mail PM Submission - James MacKinnon - 1320008.176.05.
James MacKinnon 5/6 Serenity Close Noosa Heads OBJECTION TO PLANNING PERMIT APPLICATION 132008.176.05 15 August 2023 ObjecNon Summary. • This objec+on is one of development scale and design, not zoning / permi:ed use. The applica+on is seeking too many room keys, retail NLA (F&B, Func+on, Pool amenity, Day Spa and leading to excessive car parking provision). • Noosa LGA has ample planned and established retail zonings that are viable, are well serviced from an infrastructure perspec+ve, & can support addi+onal commercial development. Crea+ng a new compe+ng commercial precinct within a residen+al seNng not supported by appropriate infrastructure, possessing very limited traffic load capacity, and adjoining a protected reserve (donated), the Noosa River wetlands ecosystem & the Noosa River is not in keeping with the Noosa Plan. • The scale of the offering extends outside of the intended short-term accommoda+on zoning, if approved, will dilute the commercial viability of appropriately zoned areas within the LGA. Furthermore, the sensi+ve loca+on of the subject site, closed road network loop entering and exi+ng from Grant and Katherina St will only exacerbate traffic load on Sunshine Beach Rd, Noosa Drive & Has+ngs St. The unresolved future proofing plan for the traffic load to Has+ng Street will be further frustrated by the addi+onal load from the scale of this proposal. Grounds of ObjecNon 1. ESG: No clarity on ESG considera+ons across impact to habitat, water table, water ways. Impact to residents (rate payers) & Noosa community. Absence of detail pertaining to proposed trade hours & terms of licensed premises (serving of alcohol). Commentary on ligh+ng plan / lux levels, way finding signage and evacua+on points. 2. Infrastructure: Nega+ve impact on Council / resident infrastructure (roads, pathways, je:y, reserves, stormwater impact and confirma+on of adequacy and redundancy post development of storm water, culverts, sewerage, street ligh+ng, electricity, future NBN connec+vity to buildings in street not yet connected. 3. Traffic: Impact on exis+ng and projected traffic management plans given already roadway maximums reached during seasonal peaks entering Katherina, Grant, Seren+y given it is a closed loop. Access to 6 Serenity Close driveway when traveling West. 4. ExcavaNon: Reduced height only achieved via extensive sub terranean ground works. Impact on water table and lower lying land in Noosa Reserve and habitat across wildlife, flora & fauna not confirmed from a water reten+on & sewer servicing perspec+ve. Addi+onal a:en+on should be given to impact on ground water in reserve leading into wetlands and Noosa River. 5. Habitat Impact: Density / scale of development nega+vely impac+ng surrounding development via increased noise, car parking, vehicle movements, bird life and decrease of natural habitat. Plans / Drawings / Renders missing. • Missing detailed cross sec+onal design drawings NE to NW Serenity Close frontage including pathways, retaining walls, windows facing Serenity Cl.
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