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planning report - van de mere v.2 1.10.2020
3.0 Proposed development details
The ‘Golden Breed’ surf shop has been located at the entrance the Hastings Street precinct for over
a decade. The Golden Breed branding ‘started in the 1960s and was all about riding the perfect
wave… stepping aside from the ‘rat race’ and society’s expectations of the time. Golden Breed was
born out of the Californian sunset and a yearning for a more free and easy life’.
The proposed redevelopment is in keeping with the branding and allows for casual open areas under
the existing melaleuca tree for discussions about surfing. The architecture includes references to the
weatherboard ‘surf shacks’, which has been modernised to allow for natural light and ventilation
through the building, while retaining the single storey appearance from the Noosa Drive frontage.
The applicant seeks to redevelop the existing ‘Golden Breed’ surf shop with the following features of
the development:
Ground Floor
- 155m2 shop fronting Noosa Dr.
- Driveway access along the northern boundary for the owner’s VW transporter vehicle to
service the site with deliveries and caretaker’s parking.
- Retention of existing trees on the site and adjoining with Ocean Breeze.
- Landscaping around the perimeter of the site.
First Floor
- 90m2 gross floor area caretaker’s accommodation
- 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom
Second Floor
- 32m2 roof deck for caretaker use only
The building is to be finished in a weatherboard fascia with gable roofs facing Noosa Dr, with
associated footpath works to bring people towards the frontage of the shop.
Table 3: Summary of development aspects
Material change of use
Building height and 1st storey – 6.0m to ridgeline (3.2m to 9m setback, avg 6.1m)
setbacks 2nd storey – 9.5m to ridgeline (11m to 15.5m, avg 13.25m)
3rd storey – 11m to ridgeline (19.5m to 23m, avg 21.25m)
Gross Floor Area (GFA) Shop - 155m2
Dwelling Unit – 87m2
Site coverage Total = 42% (175m2)
Ground Floor (155m2 / 37%)
First Floor (116m2 / 28%)
Second Floor (38m2 / 9%)
Car parking The proposal seeks to provide carparking for the owner’s VW
transporter vehicle. All other required parking is to be paid for by
way of contributions.
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