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Response to Information Request 5-7 Rufous Street Peregian Beach MCU13/0092
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This assessment is not dissimilar to that determined by the Planning
& Environment Court in the Scanlon Appeal which also involved
retail shopping facilities in the Open Space Recreation zone of the
nearby Peregian Beach Caravan Park site.
Further there are myriad of Planning and Environment Court
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determinations that accept that notwithstanding a conflict with
the planning scheme, that in many circumstances, there are
sufficient grounds to grant approval notwithstanding a conflict.
Most recently this was the outcome in the Mackay Shopping
Centre Pty Ltd A.C.N 140 014 875 as Trustee for the MSC Unit Trust
.v. Mackay Regional Council and Parkside Development Pty Ltd
A.C.N 009 802 233 (1786/2012) which involved, inter alia, a 1650m2
"full line" IGA supermarket and speciality shops, and where the
Court recognised ’a clear conflict with the planning scheme’ and
determined that the proposal should be approved.
PLANNING
Open Space Network
J. Provide evidence justification that the Open Space
and
Recreation zoned land is not required for current and future
open space recreation/community uses
Representations:
The followings Facts and circumstances are considered relevant to
Council’s issue, namely:
1. Di Hurst Oval and neighbouring lands to the south and south-
east are included in the Open Space Recreation zone and
are largely in public ownership with the Di Hurst Oval
complex capable of accommodating additional
recreation/community activities, particularly in the southern
portion of the Reserve. Much of the area appears as grassed
areas with no formal designation for public recreation uses;
2. By contemporary standards the Di Hurst Oval is under-
developed and under-utilised;
3. Council’s 2011 adopted Sunshine Open Space Strategy
report does not identify the subject Peregian Bowls Club site
as a desirable site for any form of public recreational
(passive or active) uses;
4. As with many Coastal communities the Beach and foreshore
areas offer considerable opportunities not
recreational
factored into the town planning POS supply requirements for
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