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James MacDonnell and Mark Holmes are also listed as directors at Marmac Childcare. Mr Mason, who with his wife Janette has owned the Dalton Drive centre for eight years, said his business operated at 80 per cent capacity. He said councils needed to better consider demand on childcare services when approving new centres. "There is a school of thought is that the Maroochydore city centre will create demand for services like childcare," he said. "That development has been happening over 10 years and we have two finished buildings, it's a very slow build." Mr Mason said there were three new...

He said workers from Sunshine Plaza and other nearby businesses parked there because it was not timed. "If we really need a park we'll park our cars on the street at night or early in the morning," Mr Faux said. "I've put witches hats out there before too. "If the childcare centre is needed and they do manage traffic it'll be fine, but I just don't understand why they want to put it in such a high traffic area."   The project could be delayed after an appeal was lodged in the Planning and Environment Court against the approval. Court documents show Smartland Developments' director Jay...

But that application was refused by the council in September last year. That refusal is also the subject of a Planning and Environment Court appeal, which is ongoing since being lodged by Mr Griffith's company in October last year. Council documents showed two people made submissions against the Maroochydore project, including Smartland Developments director Jay Luckie and School Rd resident Shona Thompson. But the project was approved, with council officers responding to concerns raised in the submissions including traffic and staff to children ratios. Mr Luckie, whose company operates ...