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Planning Report - 6-10 Diamond Street, Cooroy 27.12.18
Attached to the e-mail Commercial Business Type 1 Office, Retail Business Type 2 Shop & Salon & Multiple Housing Type 4 Conventional - 4 units (Cover Letter, DA Form, Owners Consent & Planning Report) - MCU19/0001.
Table 5: Proposed Development Configuration
Retail Use GFA Commercial GFA Residential Use GFA
Office 1 (T2) 71m2 Unit 1 80m2
Office 2 (T3) 71m2 Unit 2 80m2
Convenience supermarket
380m2 Office 3 (T4) 61m2 Unit 3 80m2
(T1)
Office 4 (T5) 57m2
Unit 4 80m2
Office 5 (T6) 57m2
Total 380m2 Total 317m2 Total 320m2
Boundary Setbacks
The subject site forms part of a mixed residential and business area and provides a transition between theses
uses and adjoining residential uses. The Strategic Framework supports a mix of residential and non-residential
uses where those uses do not impact on the amenity of adjoining uses.
During the process of the new Noosa planning scheme, discussions were had in regards to rezoning the site
and surrounding lands to be included within the Business Centre Zone. The rezoning of the subject site would
reflect the surrounding development and provide opportunities for new uses to better service the community,
particularly the residents to the east.
As such the proposed mixed-use precinct has been designed with consideration to the prescribed boundary
setbacks for the Business Centre Zone.
Table 1-1 within Schedule 1 - Minimum Boundary Setbacks states the standard minimum setbacks for Business
Centre Zone. The prescribed and proposed boundary setbacks are presented in Table 6 below.
Table 6: Prescribed and Proposed Boundary Setbacks
Boundary Setback Business Centre Zone Proposed Development
Front (Diamond Street) No setback required (Business Centre) Minimum 600mm
Back (Diamond Lane) No setback required (Business Centre) Minimum 2 metres
East Side (Cooroy Vet) 3 metres (Business Centre) Built to boundary / approx. 700mm
West Side
No setback required (Business Centre) Built to boundary / approx. 1 metre
(Newsagency)
As indicated in the above table, the proposal is seeking a relaxation of the eastern boundary setback. The land
adjacent to the subject site on the east is zoned as Detached Housing. However, for in excess of 20 years the
Cooroy Veterinary Clinic has been operating from this site (Lot 706 on C5602).
Giving consideration to the foreseeable rezoning of the subject site with the finalisation of the New Noosa Plan
and with regards to the existing neighbouring commercial uses, the proposed setback relaxation will not result
in any significant adverse impacts on the amenity enjoyed by the surrounding land uses.
Additionally, a 2 metre landscaped setback to the rear of the site is proposed, along with statement
landscaping treatments to create an inviting entry to the development.
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