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7. APP B. Land Use Survey
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0102 Development Application Part 1 of 4 Cover letter, IDAS Forms App A Survey plan, App B Land use Survey, App C Pre-lodgement Minutes, App D Proposal Plans.
Noosa Plan Definitions
Business Use – Entertainment & Dining Business
Type 1 – Food & Beverages The use of premises involving the sale of food and beverages for consumption on the premises. The use class includes a function room or restaurant or
café with dining facilities for 10 or more people.
Type 2 – Recreation, Amusement & The use of premises involving recreation or amusement activities, including cinema, health & fitness club, gym, sport activity or brothel.
Fitness
Business Use – Industrial Business
Type 1 - Warehouse The use of premises for the storage of goods, merchandise or materials in large stocks (whether or not such storage is required for an adjoining shop or
other commercial premises), pending their distribution or wholesale.
The use includes a warehouse or self-storage facility.
Type 2 - Production, alteration, The use of premises for the production, manufacturing, dismantling, altering, cleaning, re-packaging, freezing or repairing of goods. The use includes
repackaging & repairing food industries, textiles, mechanical, boat repair, sandblasting.
Type 3 - Extractive Winning from the land (or the bed of a watercourse) gravel, rock, sand, soil, stone, or other similar materials. The use class includes the treatment of
those materials to produce a varied product. The term does not include the use of premises for an activity authorised under the Mineral Resources
Act 1989.
Business Use – Retail Business
Type 1 - Local Serves a local function selling general merchandise, or sells produce grown on the same lot. The use includes a general store or a roadside stall where
the use area exceeds 5m2. The use may include the sale of prepared food and dining facilities for up to 10 people.
Type 2 – Shop & Salon The use of premises for an activity that is generally found in a shopping complex, strip or centre. The use includes a shop, hairdressing salon, appliance
repairs, alterations, dry cleaning and a café with dining facilities for up to 10 people.
Type 3 – Landscape & Rural The use of premises for the sale of bulk landscaping, garden or rural products. The term includes the sale of soil, soil additives, seeds, fertilisers, potting
mix, mulch, gravel, agricultural chemicals, irrigation supplies, feed and other products for animals. The term also includes the cultivation of plants for
sale on the site where ancillary to other landscape supplies. The term does not include Retail business Types 1, 2, 4, 5, 6 or 7 as separately defined.
Type 4 - Showroom Premises exceeding 250m2 gross floor area for the display and sale of goods that are primarily of a bulky nature and of a similar type, including but
not limited to boats, electrical goods, bulk stationery supplies, caravans, furniture, floor coverings, sporting equipment and apparel, motor vehicles,
motor accessories and the like. The term includes any associated sale of spare parts for such goods. The term does not include a large shop.
Type 5 – Vehicle Uses The use of premises for the retail sale of petrol, diesel or any derivatives products or the use of premises for the hiring of motor cars, trucks,
motorcycles, mopeds, boats or other registered vehicles. The term includes a service station and a vehicle hire premises.
Type 6 – Hardware Store Premises for the display for sale (including hire) of hardware and trade supplies including household fixtures, timber, tools, paint, wallpaper, plumbing
supplies and the like, but the term does not include the sale of kitchen or dining wares, picnic ware, camping goods, garden products, furniture or
other household products or home wares.
Type 7 – Garden & Lifestyle Centre The use of premises for the retail sale of landscape and garden products and supplies and products made by local artisans. The term includes the
sale of plants, seeds, pots, gardening tools, bagged landscaping products (such as fertilisers, potting mix, mulch and stones) outdoor furniture and
lighting, letterboxes, garden ornamentation, art, and literature on gardening. The premises may also be used as the sales office for swimming pools or
spas. The use includes an ancillary coffee shop. The term does not include Retail business Types 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 or 6 as separately defined.
1. RB – Type 4 classification is subject to the premise comprising a GFA greater than 250m2 (although if less than 250m2 GFA, the use becomes a RB – Type 2 and is also inconsistent)
2. RB – Type 6 classification (difficult to clearly ascertain between Showroom and Hardware Store)
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