Response to Information Request 5-7 Rufous Street Peregian Beach MCU13/0092

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             Peregian Beach Tavern development, the Scanlon
             development      or    the   Heron    Street    (north-side)
             development;
          4. Notwithstanding, the above our client may be prepared
             to consider a further pedestrian crossing of the David Low
             Way and any associated footpath works if the
             Department of Transport and Main Roads, Council’s
             Traffic consultant, PH Traffic Consultants and the Council
             consider such would benefit the local residents and            be
             safe.


In conclusion we are not aware of what Council’s intentions are
for this issue, but would accept a condition setting out said works
provided that there is a nexus between the proposed
development and the works required, and that said works are
reasonably required and not an unreasonable imposition on the
development.



6. Provide details of how access to the proposed shopping centre
   being limited only to Rufous Street, affects the way in which the
   proposed shopping centre integrates with, and impacts upon
   the existinQ PereQian Beach NeiQhbourhood Centre
The followings Facts and circumstances are considered relevant to
Council’s issue, namely:
             1. As discussed in   our               report and further
                                        town planning
                documented in the Economic Assessment report by
                Foresight Partners, there is not expected to be any
                discernible impact from the proposed centre on the
                tenants of the Neighbourhood Centre, nor the role
                they provide, as they are predominantly either Dining
                establishments, Fashion Shops, Interior decorating
                shops, Offices, Real Estate agencies and Health Care
                related businesses, with only a few relatively small
                convenience type outlets;
             2. We do not consider that the proposed convenience
                shopping centre will integrate with the existing
                Peregian Beach Neighbourhood Centre because they
                are physically separated by the David Low Way, and

                further both centres will provide different functions,
                although we would expect the proposed centre to
                complement the existing traditional Village Square
                (Neighbourhood Centre) by bringing additional
                shoppers/residents back to Peregian Beach for their
                weekly/fortnightly/monthly convenience shopping              ,




                after which we would expect a proportion would


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