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Changes to Report to incorporate Attachment H · MCU13/0092
Feresight partnersen! ¢ 105m? Newsagent; e 159m? Chemist; ¢ 108m? Hot Bread (Bakery); and ¢ 100m? Australia Post. Vehicle entry and exit is proposed to David Low Way and will provide direct access to the main Peregian Beach thoroughfare. The centre is intended to provide a range of convenience services and shopping as well as food services for the residents of Peregian Beach. 1.1. Purpose of Report and Methodology Foresight Partners Ltd was commissioned to prepare this economic impact and needs assessment for the proposed centre. The primary objectives of this assessment are to: . assess the market prospects of the proposed centre; . evaluate its potential adverse economic impacts upon the viability and vitality of other centres including Peregian Beach Village Square, and its implications for other approved or planned centre development; and ° assess the community need for the proposed centre, and the potential benefits and dis-benefits accruing to the Peregian Beach community. In preparing this report, a number of investigations were undertaken. These included: ® areconnaissance of the Peregian Beach area, undertaken in January 2013, noting the position of the site, surrounding land uses and accessibility; e determination of the centre’s likely trade area, based upon the location of other centres, their functional role and competitiveness, the road network, topography and other factors; e a reconnaissance and inventory of retail centres in and near the defined trade area, noting their retail composition, role and function, vacant space and other observable characteristics to assist in the assessment of potential impacts and benefits of the proposed centre; e preparation of population and household projections for this trade area based on historic dwelling approval data, and population projections for the Peregian Beach area; e extraction and examination of the socio-economic characteristics of trade area households as derived from the 2011 (and 2006) Census and interpretation in terms of demand for the dining and convenience based retail activity; « estimation of the pool of expenditure available from trade area households at June 2011 (the base year for this analysis) and forecasts of how this pool will increase over time (in constant December 2012 dollar values); and Needs Assessment, Peregian Beach Centre 13002 Rev 2 19 February 2013
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