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He said plans would be lodged within four to six weeks. Henzell Property Group sales director Marcus Muir with Mclean Henzell at one of the group’s Pelican Water’s developments. "This is a marquee product which we feel will be embraced by the Caloundra community," Mr Muir said. "We have had our eye on this property for some time, so what we have planned has been carefully considered." Mr Muir said the development would combine luxury homes within an entertainment precinct that would attract high-end lifestyle operators from the Coast and across Queensland. "We have already started ...
Premium Content Subscriber only Sunshine Coast and Noosa councils are confident in future development plans despite projections showing the regions have less than two and a half years worth of approved lots. New data shows the Sunshine Coast has 2.3 years worth of approved lots and Noosa 1.1 years - among the lowest rates in Queensland. A Sunshine Coast Council spokesman said approved lot supply varied and followed market conditions. They said during the past five years it had ranged from 3.4 to 2.3 years. "In times of heightened market activity, it is not uncommon for land to be sold at...
Updated plans for a controversial service station at the corner of Stevens and Farrell streets, Yandina. The updated plans backed up a response from Pearl Energy who told the Sunshine Coast Daily earlier this month it would incorporate Yandinaâs heritage and architecture in its building design. However, Yandina and District Community Association has hit back at the developerâs claims. The associationâs president Nigel Anns said on Thursday that the idea that Pearl Energy could blend in the service station at the particular site was ânonsenseâ. Updated plans for a c...
Regulation of on-street parking, control of mosquitoes and quality of unsealed roads also rated poorly. Council's best services and facilities were lifeguards, maintenance of beaches and foreshores and provision of libraries, sporting facilities and recreational parks. It showed council ranked worse last year for traffic management and planning and control of residential development when compared with results in 2015. Members of the Beach Matters group protesting the Mooloolaba to Maroochydore cycleway. The group has raised concerns about council’s community engagement. Picture: Patrick...