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If Minor Alterations means building to double storeys again, neighbours in the residential street in this very residential area should be notified directly.
Also, if building to two storeys there must not be any overlooking into neighbouring private areas, rooms or outdoor spaces.
Previous minor alterations stipulated landscaping planting of mature trees to obscure the new buildings built higher than the Noosa Plan in order for the alterations to be approved.
They have never been planted.
This would appear that the stipulations have never been enforced by Noosa Council.
Other requirements were also not monitored by Council and it fell to the neighbours to ensure that they were followed through.
To this end, any minor alterations to building and landscaping of the Carramar extensions should be forwarded to the direct neighbours for their consideration so that this cannot happen again.
Finally, buying residential properties in a residential development on a residential street and quietly rezoning the title to Community Services to avoid any legal obligation to the neighbouring properties is poor practice and not the highest moral standard reflective of a Community Service.
