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51981.3345.01 & 51984.3154.01 Application For A Minor Change To Development Approvals For A Seafood Kiosk At 185 Weyba Road, Noosaville [As Published]
PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 10 SEPTEMBER 2024
18. The approval given herein is for the vending of take-away sea foods and does not
permit the provision and serving of meals and refreshments for consumption on the
land/or premises.
Condition 6 of TPC 1705
6. The approval granted permits the sale of takeaway seafoods only and no facilities
shall be provided for the consumption of any food on the premises by the general
public.
Applicant’s Request
The applicant has requested to amend Condition 18 of TPC 1503 and Condition 6 of TPC 1705 to
read as follows:
The applicant has provided the following commentary in support of the proposed changes:
• On 18 November 1987 Council approved an extension to the existing dwelling house for the
purposed of a kiosk for the vending of sea foods (TPC 1503). The 1973 Planning Scheme
categorises a Kiosk under 'refreshment service'. At this time the kiosk was only able to trade
fresh seafood.
• On 23 January 1985 Council approved alterations to an existing seafood kiosk (installation
of cooking equipment) (TPC 1705). This installation of cooking equipment permitted the kiosk
to trade as a takeaway fish and shop selling both fresh and cooked seafood to the public.
• On 16 August 1990 council resolved to register a Caterer's Shop (seafood kiosk) over the
site, as an existing non-conforming use (NCU 23). The use was pursuant to and in
accordance with conditions of TPC 1503 and 1705.
The 1985 Planning Scheme defines a 'Catering Shop' as-
Any premises used or intended for use for the preparation by cooking or otherwise of light
refreshments, take-away meals or bread, cakes or pastry and the supply of such on sale to
the public for consumption elsewhere or on the premises.
Therefore, it is clearly presented the change of conditions aligns with the existing use rights
and will not impact upon the amenity of the locality. The bakery will not offer table service
and all products will be sold in takeaway packaging.
Assessment
Under the 1973 Town Planning Scheme and Noosa Plan 2020, the land was included in a
residential zone and intended to accommodate residential uses. Residential uses surround the site
on all 3 sides and currently there is a critical demand for residential uses, with limited medium
density residential zoned land available.
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