07/2399 - Representations received [As Published] · 132007.2399

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The proposed names of new roads (public and
private) and parks shafl be lodged with the applica
for a Development Permit for Operational Works.

 

Names are to be selected from any of the following
categories:

e — Easily pronounced words of the Murri languages.

¢ Names of words of local significance or historical
interest.

e Flora, fauna, industry, topographical,
geographical and similar features and terms
relative to the district.

e Surnames of persons of merit or historical
significance (Personal names should be avoided)

Approval will not be given to a name that is similar to
the name of another road in the Shire, or a road
close proximity in a neighbouring Shire. Council will
provide the nameplate and signpost to the Applicant
upon payment of $250 per sign.

 

 

Insert the words ‘including the name of
the Community Title Scheme’ after the
word ‘district’ in the third dot point.

The private road will only provide access to Precinct J
(except for access to the Noosa Springs maintenance
facility). It would therefore be of assistance to
motorists for the private road to be named the same
as the residential precinct. tn this way, it has a
directional purpose.

 

Although it could be argued that the name of the
precinct is of ‘local significance’ and/or have
‘geographical features or terms relative to the district’,
the proposed amendment is sought to clarify the issue
in respect to the particular circumstances of this
development.

For instance, consideration is being given to naming
the development ‘The Oasis’. If so, the name of the
private road sought would be ‘Oasis Drive’. This would
assist in directing a person to the area.

 

Advisory Notes

 

The applicant is advised that the development
contributions and infrastructure charges applicable to
this development approval have been based on the
following Uses Class/ Uses and applicable quantities:-

[Table]

Amend the Stage 2 ‘Approved Quantity’
from 27 to 26 x Detached house lots
within a group title subdivision.

 

The Stage 1 infrastructure contribution is calculated
for ‘1 x detached house lot within a group title
subdivision’. The Stage 2 infrastructure contribution is
calculated for ’27 x detached house lot within a group
title subdivision’. This makes a total of 28 detached
house lots, which is one more than the approved yield
of 27 detached house lots. Therefore, Stage 2 should
be limited to 26 detached house lots.

 

 

 

 

The following property note (or similar) be placed
on Council’s rates records for the new allotments:

“This property is close to Noosa Coastal Wastewater
Treatment Plant. Whilst computer odour modeling has
determined that the development complies with the

 

Amend the property note wording to
read:

“This property is close to the Noosa
Coastal Wastewater Treatment Plan.
Computer odour modeling has determined

 

The final part of the currently drafted property note
{i.e. ‘odour may be detected at some times’) raises an
expectation that odour will be detected.

Odour from other sources is likely to be attributed to
the Wastewater Treatment Plant, such as when