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2008 submissions
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| January |
MCU07_0089 |
21 January 2008 - Construction of Hotel, Motel, Restaurant and Service
Station Complex Mr J. T. Barns has applied for a Preliminary Approval for Material Change of Use for land on Yandina-Coolum Road, Coolum Beach. The application describes a commercial development on flood-prone land near the western entrance to Coolum Beach. Development Watch objects to this proposal in its entirety because it is not environmentally sound and conflicts with higher-order planning for the area. |
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| January |
MCU07_0180 |
30 January 2008 - Conversion of Residential Building into Commercial Offices
Development Watch expressed concerns about a proposed conversion of a residence to an architects office, previously approved as a home based business. |
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23KB |
| February |
MCU06-0163 |
26 February 2008 - Creation of a New Residential Area
Mr J. T. Barns has applied for a Material Change of Use for land at Weyba Downs. The application describes a Master Planned Community development on environmentally sensitive land to the north of Peregian Springs. Development Watch objected to this proposal in its entirety because it is not environmentally sound and conflicts with higher-order planning for the area. |
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29KB |
| February |
REC08_0002 |
28 February 2008 - Reconfiguration of Two Lots into Three Lots
Development Watch objected to an application to reconfigure two residential lots into three lots. The proposal requested establishment of lots below the minimum area prescribed in the planning scheme. |
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24KB |
| April |
MCU07_0144 |
10 April 2008 - Change of trading hours BP Service Station Coolum
Lake Oswego Pty Ltd submitted a Material Change of Use application to extend the trading hours of the BP Service Station in Coolum Beach. Development Watch objected to this proposal in its entirety because it conflicts with the planning scheme requirements for the area. |
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24KB |
| June |
SEQRP-REVIEW |
05 June 2008 - South East Queensland Regional Plan Review
The SEQ Regional Plan was promulgated in 2005 and was designed to guide development in the SEQ region to 2026. A review of the plan was to be undertaken every five years, the next review planned for 2009. However, the Premier recently announced that this review would be brought forward one year and the process would begin immediately. Extensive public consultation is planned and a draft new plan will be exhibited for comment in December this year. As a prelude to the preparation of this draft, the Government has invited the public to nominate key issues to be considered as part of this review. Development Watch has responded to this invitation. |
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92KB |
| July |
MCU07_0172 |
12 July 2008 - Conversion of Recreational Land into Residential Development
Lend Lease Development Pty Ltd has submitted an application on behalf of the owner of the Twin Waters Golf and Tennis Club. The application describes the conversion of recreational land, namely tennis courts and open space, into a residential development. Development Watch objected to this proposal in its entirety because it conflicts with the planning scheme requirements for the area. |
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26KB |
| August |
MCU08_0069 |
5 August 2008 - Construction of Seven Dwelling Units
TGS Investments Australia Pty Ltd submitted an application for the construction of seven dwelling units on land within a precinct designated 'Neighbourhood Residential'. Development Watch objected to this proposal in its entirety because it conflicts with the planning scheme requirements for the area. |
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26KB |
| September |
MCU08_0048 |
4 September 2008 - Construction of Twenty Dwelling Units
Rodenjo Developments Pty Ltd and Doyland Pty Ltd have submitted an application for the construction of twenty dwelling units on four adjacent blocks of land at Dewar Street, Point Arkwright. Development Watch objected to this proposal in its entirety because it conflicts with the planning scheme requirements for the area. |
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