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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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(a) in the Rural Zone and the Rural Residential Zone— six
guests accommodated in up to three guest bedrooms;
(b) otherwise— four guests accommodated in up to two
guest bedrooms.
AO5.4
Where the business involves classes of more than four people:
(a) no more than four classes are held per week; and
(b) no more than 10 people attend a class.
AO5.5
Outside the circumstances of AO5.3 and AO5.4 above, the
maximum number of persons on site for business purposes,
including the resident operator(s) is:
(a) in the Rural Zone or Rural Residential Zone— six
persons;
(b) otherwise— four persons
AO5.6
Commercial deliveries, collections or passenger transfers, are
limited to a vehicle no bigger than a courier van or minivan and
no more than two deliveries or collections per day.
Retail uses
PO6 AO6.1
The homebased business does not constitute a shop. With the exception of mail order or internet sales, only goods
that are grown or manufactured on site are available for retail
sale.
or
AO6.2
The sale of goods not manufactured on site is ancillary to the
service provided by the homebased business.
Editor’s Note— As examples, it would be reasonable for a
hairdresser to sell hair care products as a complementary
service to clients, a naturopath to sell homoeopathic remedies
to patients or an art teacher to sell art supplies to students.
AO6.3
Where goods are offered for sale from the premises, the
display of such goods:
(a) does not occur outside of a building;
(b) is not visible from the street or another public place; and
(c) does not occupy more than 16m2 of floor space.
Table 9.3.6.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Safety and Amenity
Privacy
PO7 AO7
The business operation does not disrupt the privacy of Where employees, customers, clients or guests attend the site,
neighbours. the entrance to the business is visible and easily accessible
from the car parking areas so as to cause minimal disturbance
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