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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 25 MARCH 2014
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PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 25 MARCH 2014
DELEGATED AUTHORITY REPORT
background levels between the hours of 7am
and 10pm;
- Noise from amplified music not to be audible
from residential neighbours between 10pm
and 7am; and
-__Nouse of the barge between 10pm and 7am.
- Potential effects on the native | The proposal does not involve any additional
wildlife. building works or removal of vegetation. It is not
anticipated there will be any adverse impacts on
the local wildlife as a result of the change of use.
- Emergency services will find it | The building will need to be reclassified as a class
difficult to access the island. 2 building for visitor accommodation and
incorporate appropriate fire safety ratings. Water
supply is provided to the island for fire fighting
and the access to the island is only 750m from
the closest boat launch at Moorindil Street.
CONCLUSION
The proposed visitor accommodation use for Makepeace Island is to be located within the existing
development footprint, with no increase in in the number of persons able to be accommodated.
The applicant has provided sufficient information about the operational issues associated with the
development, which are considered to satisfactorily manage the associated impacts.
On balance, the proposed change of use is considered logical and reasonable in the context of the
current holiday letting, with the site impacts able to be appropriately managed and potential
environmental impacts mitigated. There will be no adverse impacts upon the environment and
appropriate noise conditions are recommended to ensure the residential amenity of neighbouring
dwellings along Tait Street and Cambridge Court are not compromised. To ensure future
intensification of the use is limited and natural values protected, appropriate conditions are
recommended relating to the use of the site.
Despite the inconsistency with the Open Space Conservation zoning, the following grounds of
approval are recommended:
o The visitor accommodation use is low key in its scale and provides a unique tourism
experience, which contributes to the North Shore Locality and Noosa generally.
o The proposed use is able to be accommodated within the existing building footprint and
does not involve any additional site works.
o Potential site impacts can be appropriately managed so as not to cause a nuisance to
nearby residential properties along Tait Street and Cambridge Court, Tewantin.
RECOMMENDATION
APPROVE WITH CONDITIONS Application No. MCU13/0064 for a Development Permit for
Material Change of Use of Premises - Visitor Accommodation Type 4 Conventional situated at
Makepeace Island NOOSA NORTH SHORE QLD 4565 as identified in the attached details
recommended for the Decision Notice.
FM1404/9-01/10/2013 Page 8
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