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Strategy and Planning Committee Agenda 16 February 2011<br />
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(vii)<br />
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the proposal is consistent with the immediately adjacent Low Impact<br />
industry in the Caloundra Regional Business and Industry Park to the<br />
east and forms a natural extension of this through Claude Boyde<br />
Avenue;<br />
the proposal provides linkage through the site to the industry site to the<br />
west;<br />
the proposed Low Impact Industry uses would also be appropriate with<br />
the approved small lots ranging in size from 1,263m² to 3,481m²; and<br />
the proposal will create the opportunity for a greater range of industry<br />
uses to establish in the area.<br />
FINANCE AND RESOURCING<br />
There are no financial implications associated with this application. Infrastructure<br />
contributions are required as a condition of the approved Reconfiguration of a Lot<br />
application. 2005/520055. Future development applications will be subject to infrastructure<br />
contributions in accordance with the Caloundra City Plan 2004 Infrastructure Contributions<br />
Planning Scheme Policies.<br />
INTRODUCTION<br />
Background/Site History<br />
The subject site is included within the Core Industry Precinct of the Caloundra South<br />
Planning Area Code - Caloundra City Plan 2004 (see Attachments 1 and 2). The original<br />
code assessable Reconfiguration of a Lot application for 21 Lots (Business and Industry)<br />
was submitted on 6 October 2005). That application proposed lots adjacent to Pierce<br />
Avenue to be ‘used for business and low impact industrial uses.’<br />
<strong>Council</strong> officers in that information request pointed out that the reconfiguration application<br />
would not secure land use rights or protect future arrangements, other than the most basic<br />
Core Industry development rights. It was suggested that the most appropriate way to<br />
develop the controls necessary to ensure appropriate development of the site (for Business<br />
and Low Impact Industry) was to lodge a development application for a Preliminary Approval<br />
Overriding the Planning Scheme in accordance with section 3.1.6 of the Integrated Planning<br />
Act 1997.<br />
This proposal would allow for the current range of core industrial uses (currently preferred) to<br />
be altered as well as establish the necessary controls over future development of the site for<br />
low impact industry purposes. The development would also be consistent with the Low<br />
Impact Industry to the immediate east of the site in the Caloundra Regional Business &<br />
Industrial Park. The proposed development forms a natural extension of this area through<br />
the extension of Claude Boyde Parade. Furthermore, low impact type industry would be<br />
consistent with and would complement the small lots that were proposed at the time and now<br />
approved.<br />
In response, the applicant lodged the current application for a preliminary approval to run<br />
concurrently with the reconfiguration of a lot application appeal. The reconfiguration of a lot<br />
application was approved in part and then was subject to an appeal. The preliminary<br />
approval application was put on hold pending the outcome of the Planning and Environment<br />
Court Appeal (Appeal No.281 of 2007) relating to the reconfiguration of the lot on the subject<br />
site. The appeal was decided and the Courts final order was handed down on 15 April 2010.<br />
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