It gave a list of ideas for support letters which focused on community interest, need for the development, site suitability and the project s design. At the moment, we need you to be praying earnestly as we are in the public notification period for the development approval for the Sanctuary, the email reads. This process is for any objections that arise from the public. We need you to pray with us that this is not the case. Architectural drawings show Life Church s proposed new church which it wants to build on a Tanawha Tourist Drive property at Mons. The email said it would be very helpful to the development application process if we all wrote a letter to the council in support of the project .
The property is being marketed and sold at auction by Ray White Commercial Queensland father and son duo Stephen and Elliot Kidd. The Tanawha Liberty service station and attached Buderim Comfy Cottages have been reshaped and upgraded into a dynamic property investment, underwritten by a stable cash flow and proven track record, Stephen said. The Buderim Comfy Cottages at on Tanawha Tourist Drive will go to auction on March 26. There exists further development and income upside from the existing site, generating higher returns for a dedicated owner. He said the service station would provide cash flow for more than 15 years.
Leaders of a Coast church eyeing expansion into a former tourist attraction say they are willing to meet with any neighbours worried about the development. Reaction has been mixed from nearby residents, with some happy about the possibility of a church moving in next door and others concerned about its impacts. Mons residents Craig and Kristen Porter are pleased with a church s proposal to build on a block next door. Monarch Place residents Craig and Kristen Porter share a boundary with the proposed church site. The Porters were attracted to the rainforest feel of the area when they built at Mons six years ago.
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