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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 MARCH 2017
2. SITE DETAILS
2.1. Background
A Development Permit for Operational Works for Advertising Devices (Signage) was approved by
Council on 28 February 2013 (OPW13/0100). The approval granted permission to replace
existing signage throughout multiple tenancies onsite in addition to a new pylon sign to replace 4
smaller pylon signs used as menu boards along Hastings Street and a new under awning sign to
the entry of Catos Bar. Both new signs related to entertainment and dining uses established on
the site.
Signage forming part of the 2003 approval in association with the subject tenancy (Sofitel) related
to the replacement of three existing directional signs along the site’s eastern side boundary as
indicated in Figure 5 below.
Existing
directional
sign
Existing illuminated
directional sign
Existing
directional
sign
Figure 5 – Location of Existing Directional Signage
2.2. Site Description
The subject site has an area of 9,946m2 with a dual frontage of 52m to Noosa Parade and 101m
to Hastings Street. Access arrangements comprise of vehicular access via a service road off
Noosa Parade and pedestrian access from Hastings Street.
The mixed use development includes retail and entertainment and dining uses at ground floor
along Hastings Street with the visitor accommodation component over the balance of the site.
2.3. Surrounding Land Uses
A mixed use development abuts the site to the west which includes a retail use at ground floor
along Hastings Street and the residential component to the rear. Similarly, a mixed use
development adjoins the site to the east which includes an array of retail and entertainment and
dining uses and a public car park accessed via Noosa Parade.
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