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Subscriber only The companies behind a controversial surf ranch and residential housing bid remain committed to the Coolum West site while still waiting for State Government approval. The Department of State Development is assessing the impacts and potential benefits of the proposed $1.2 billion Kelly Slater wave pool and residential development.
World Surf League and Consolidated Properties are behind the development which includes building 1500 residential properties, an eco-resort and other facilities. World Surf League Asia Pacific general manager Andrew Stark said the companies had invested large amounts of time, money and resources into the proposed project and continued to work with the government.
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One of the key men behind a push for a Kelly Slater Surf Ranch at Coolum West says a wave park proposal in Glass House Mountains will have no impact on their project ambitions. World Surf League and Kelly Slater Wave Co Asia Pacific general manager Andrew Stark said the viability of the Coolum West project, and the willingness of World Surf League and Consolidated Properties to proceed was not affected at all by a recent proposal to the south. In late-December, 2020, the
Daily revealed a development application had been lodged with Sunshine Coast Council for an estimated $30 million surf park at the Moby Vic s Bruce Highway service station in Glass House Mountains.