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2022-02-14 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 14 FEBRUARY 2022
the floor areas are limited in size, not akin to a traditional open floor plan commercial office.
The community use (museum) provides a cultural history of surfing, not only for the Noosa Shire’s
but to the greater surfing community. There are approximately 250 surfboards in the museum,
which forms part of the owner’s private collection (one of the largest in the country).
A surfing library with old magazines and paraphernalia is also provided for the general public to
use. The kitchen on the upper and lower level is directly associated with the museum and would
be used to provide food and drink for interpretive gatherings and occasional functions associated
with the museum.”
A total of 233 onsite car parking spaces are available to accommodate the development including
the existing residential use. This includes 31 exclusive use spaces immediately adjacent to the
existing function centre building. The applicant advises that 26 spaces have also recently been
constructed along Earl Street should additional parking demand be generated.
Figure 1 – Locality plan
Figure 2 – Site plan
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