RPT_P0041116_Other Change - 7 Noosa Parade_V1_260511 · MCU25/0053.01

2 Site History
2.1 Approval History
The site benefits from an existing development approval, which was granted by Noosa Shire Council on 21
November 2025 (Council Reference: MCU25/0053 and OPW25/0074). The approval includes the following
components:

▪     Development Permit for a Material Change of Use for a Dwelling House involving excavation exceeding
      1.5m in depth relative to ground level;

▪     Development Permit for a Material Change of Use for a Dwelling House within Area 1 on the Acid
      Sulfate Soils Overlay Map and involving excavation of 100m3 or more of material;

▪     Development Permit for Material Change of Use for a Dwelling House on land subject to a Flood Hazard
      Overlay Map; and

▪     Development Permit for Operational Work for Excavation or Filling other than for the purpose of a dam
      where involving excavating more than 10m3 of material.

As shown in Figure 3 the approval involves a two‑storey detached dwelling house with car parking, storage
and recreational spa uses located at basement level. The approved dwelling house design comprises five
(5) bedrooms, a lap pool and six (6) car parking spaces contained within the underground basement level.
The dwelling house incorporates expansive landscaped outdoor areas, including a pool, terraces and
balconies situated at the front and rear of the house. The architectural design is consistent with a
contemporary residential design response as seen within Figure 4.

The development approval (MCU25/0053) includes a currency period of 6-years to 21 November 2031.
Additionally, the Operational Works development permit (OPW25/0074) includes a currency period of 2-
years to 21 November 2027.

As of May 2026, the approved development has not been enacted, with the current use as short-term
accommodation still operating over the site.
Figure 3 – Section Drawing: MCU25/0053 & OPW25/0074




Source: Bureau Proberts




Other Change Application - 7 Noosa Parade                                                       Site History   13