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2016-10-11 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 8 - Delegations of Authority
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 OCTOBER 2016
Issues Comments
The proposal would have a negative impact on Disagree.
Noosaville being a family friendly area The proposal is for a family orientated restaurant which
is consistent with other restaurants along Gympie
Terrace. It is also noted the proposal includes a
gelateria (ice cream bar) and designated seating for
that purpose.
Noise would have a negative impact on Agree.
adjoining units The applicant has submitted an Acoustic Assessment
which addresses noise matters. Conditions are
recommended to include acoustic measures which will
reduce noise and limit operating hours to no later than
10.30pm and 8pm if no measures are incorporated.
Alcohol consumption increases patron noise. The Planning Scheme does not regulate liquor
consumption.
The proposal will create unruly and rowdy Disagree.
behaviour The proposal is for a family orientated restaurant and a
gelato bar.
No establishments operate the proposed hours Although Gympie Terrace restaurants may generally
(most close around 9pm) close around 9pm they are permitted to operate
(generally) to midnight on Friday and Saturday nights.
No buses run after 12.05am and therefore A condition is recommended to limit operating hours to
loitering could occur. no later than 10.30pm on Friday and Saturday nights
and 9.30pm on other nights.
The garden was used in front of the complex The applicant has provided toilets on-site including
as people didn’t know of the public toilets in disabled facilities.
the park near T-boats.
Dining and entertainment options are already The Planning Scheme supports restaurants in the
available in the area and Hastings Street. It is Visitor Mixed Use zone providing there are no
not a commercial area and restaurants should significant negative impacts on surrounding residents.
be located toward Thomas Street.
No car parking on-site There is no additional traffic generation when compared
to the previous shop use. The proposal meets the
Planning Scheme requirements.
If the proposed hours of operation are Disagree.
approved it will open the flood gates. Each application is assessed on its merits. Restaurants
in the area are permitted to operate to midnight on
Friday and Saturday nights.
The proposal is a bar not a restaurant. Disagree.
The proposal meets the definition of Entertainment and
dining type 1 food and beverages (restaurant). The
layout does not appear to be conducive to that required
for a bar. Furthermore, the proposal includes a gelato
bar and associated seating area.
There is no change to the exhaust fan for the Conditions are included to ensure the exhaust fans
additional capacity required for the restaurant. meet the relative Australian Standards.
Patrons will have direct view into the adjoining The area has historically been used for outdoor seating.
unit. An established garden separates the seating area and
the unit. To improve privacy a condition is included to
provide a privacy screen. In addition, the outdoor
seating plan indicates the seats setback from the edge
of the outdoor area.
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