Town Planning Report - 25 January 2019 - Final

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      manufacturer was the current tenant. It should be noted that there had been other tenants prior to
      including a laundry business, vehicle 4 X 4 repairs, panel beating and an auto parts business.




      Figure 1 – Aerial Photograph


      On 16 September 2015, a further development permit for building work was issued for the
      reconstruction of the new building as shown in Attachment 3.

      On 30 August 2018, written advice was provided by Noosa Council (Attachment 4) stating that:

      I confirm that in November 1970 Council approved a Dry Cleaning and Laundry Premises on the site
      subject to conditions and under the Superseded Planning Scheme the site, comprising 2 lots, was zoned
      Residential Low Density (lot 51) and Industry (lot 50). Further, under the Superseded Planning Scheme a
      surfboard manufacturer established on the site being a Light Industry use for which no development
      approval was required to operate.

      The site is therefore considered to have an approval for dry cleaning and laundry and have in part
      existing use rights for surfboard manufacturing and associated retail.

      While the fitting and retail sale of car and truck batteries and repair of trailers may have been defined
      as a Light Industry use under the Superseded Planning Scheme, existing use rights do not exist for any
      and all types of Light Industry uses on the site. The manufacture and hiring of trailers were also


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