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3. Planning Report_14124
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.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Empirica Developments Pty Ltd has submitted a Material Change of Use application to the Noosa Council over land at 139 Eumundi Noosa Road & 30 Lionel Donovan Drive, Noosaville, for the following range of uses: Industrial Business Type 2 – Production, Alteration, Repackaging & Repairing; Industrial Business Type 1 – Warehouse; Retail Business Type 6 – Hardware Store; Retail Business Type 5 – Vehicle Uses (service station); Retail Business Type 2 – Shop & Salon (service station shop); and Entertainment and Dining Business Type 1 – Food & Beverages (tradie’s café). The proposal has been designed as an integrated scheme over the subject land and will comprise 3 standalone buildings with various tenancies. The total proposed GFA of the development is approximately 2,617m2 with the majority of the floor area (approx. 91%) being allocated to ‘consistent’ uses within the Industry Zone. The remaining GFA is allocated to two complimentary uses which are listed as ‘inconsistent’ under the Noosa Plan and which lift the level of assessment of the application to Impact Assessable. In regard to the consistent uses, the proposed development has been found to be largely compliant with the planning scheme and supportive of the site’s Industry zoning. A small number of code non-compliances have been discussed with this report and determined to be appropriate in the context of the site and the proposal. In regard to the inconsistent uses, the proposed shop (which is a standard and complimentary component of a modern service station), is of a minor scale at approximately 4% of the total GFA proposed. This assessment finds that the shop component is appropriate and compatible with the main components of the development. Further, an economic study of the proposal has found that the proposed shop will not impact on existing retailers and rather, it will benefit the community in terms of filling a local convenience need. In relation to the ‘tradie’s café’ component of the proposal, it is also a minor element of the development at approximately 5% of the total GFA. It too is considered to be appropriate and compatible with the main components of the development and complimentary to the principal activities within the Noosaville Industrial Estate. Amongst other things, the economic report found that there is a clear lack of food options within the industrial estate but particularly in the Lionel Donovan Drive precinct. At present, there are some 46 existing businesses with an estimated 300+ employees which currently do not have a convenient food option. It is also noted that this precinct is yet to be fully developed so the number of workers in this precinct alone will continue to increase. The proposal will fulfil this demand. December 2014 Industry, Hardware Store, Service Station, Shop & Cafe/Takeaway Page 3 139 Eumundi Noosa Rd & 30 Lionel Donovan Dr, Noosaville Empirica Developments Pty Ltd
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