Council archive · source document
Minor Change Report 132004 240022 3 (As Published) · 132004.240022.3
Change 2
Report.pdf
Figure 5 – Elevations/Façade plans showing proposed removal of existing louvers to be removed and replaced
with new fixed windows within existing opening extent
2. BACKGROUND
The Sofitel Noosa Pacific Resort (previously known as the Sheraton Noosa) was not the subject
of an existing town planning approval, as it was developed by Suncorp, as an agency of the State
Government. Those circumstances have changed and the hotel is now subject to the Planning
Scheme and relevant provisions affecting the Tourist Accommodation Zone that apply to the site.
Since the development of the site for a resort a range of approvals have been given for
modifications to the Hotel, with the more recent approvals relevant to this application including:
02382 – Conversion of the Chart House Restaurant to a day spa and changes relating to the first
floor level involving the reception area, shops and lounge bar, which was approved 16 March 2000.
02382 – Further amendments to the Day Spa and coffee lounge, which were approved August
2000.
Further amendments were approved in May 2004 which included some façade changes,
remodelling the meeting and games rooms and restaurant areas.
A further change was approved in November 2016 permitting a cabana located to the northern
side of the pool podium between 2 existing buildings.
In April 2025, a Minor Change to the Town Planning Consent Permit (Ref: 132004.240022.2 -
23693 DA) was approved. The change involved converting an existing terrace—previously used
Page 4 of 11
Document Set ID: 24127425
Version: 11, Version Date: 14/10/2025
See the original
The page text is free to read. Viewing or downloading an original file needs an account.
Log in to see the originalUsed in these records
Minor Change Report 132004 240022 3 (As Published).pdfRelated documentApplication case desk ↗
About this file
- File size
- 2.7 MB (large file)
- File type
No other editions are linked here.
Original file
Log in to download the original file
The download may take up to a minute.