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Changes application for Council · 51987.2900.1
Attached to the e-mail Change Application - 51987.2900.1 (TPC1969).
Assessing and Deciding Request for Change
Section 81(2) and (3) of the Planning Act 2016 specifies what the responsible entity must consider
when assessing and deciding applications for minor changes:
(2) When assessing the change application, the responsible entity must consider—
(a) the information the applicant included with the application; and
(b) if the responsible entity is the assessment manager and submissions were properly
made about the development application—the submissions; and
(c) any pre-request response notice or response notice given in relation to the change
application; and
(d) all matters the responsible entity would or may assess against or have regard to, if the
change application were a development application; and
(e) another matter that the responsible entity considers relevant.
(3) For subsection (2)(d), the responsible entity—
(a) must assess against, or have regard to, the matters that applied when the development
application was made; and
(b) may assess against, or have regard to, the matters that applied when the change
application was made.
If an application for accommodation buildings were to be remade today under The Noosa Plan, the
approved uses would be defined as Visitor Accommodation Type 4 (accommodation buildings, including
manager’s unit) and Entertainment & Dining Business Type 3 (Hotel pub). Both uses are consistent on the
site, subject to impact assessment.
The relevant Overall Outcomes for the Village Mix Zone seek for buildings and other works of a scale and
form consistent with the rural setting and village context within which they are located, and contribute
positively to the streetscape character. The following table outlines the key technical provisions of The
Noosa Plan compared with the existing development and proposed changes.
Assessment of changes
Technical The Noosa Plan Existing Proposal Compliance
Provision
Setbacks Village Mix zone 14.5m to Hector St; 3.0m to Hector The proposed additions do
Frontage – no setback and St, not strictly accord to the 6m
required for the ground 1.5m to the pathway setback requirement to the
floor and 2m for the first along the western Hector St frontage.
floor. boundary The site is surrounded by
road frontage on all four
Exceptions for Visitor sides. The Hector St frontage
Accommodation Type 4 – is an unformed road reserve
Frontage 6m; and that is heavily vegetated. The
other boundaries 3m for additions maintain the visual
buildings 4.5m to 7.5m continuity and pattern of
buildings and landscape
elements on the site,
consistent with the Specific
Outcomes Locality Code.
Height 1 storey and 8 metres 1 storey and <8m 1 storey and <8m Complies
Plot Ratio 1.0:1, within extensively The existing buildings The additional Complies
landscaped setting, with cover an area of manager’s unit
access from Laguna St approximately 950m2 and office
only. over the 1.42 ha site. represents an
additional 46m2
Roof Form Min 12 degrees and min. The existing The proposed The proposed office and
600mm eaves to 75% of accommodation 21m2 office and single bedroom manager’s
building. building includes a 25 35m2 manager’s residence are new buildings
degree pitch and residence with a large verandah eave
eaves around the includes a 5 and a 5 degree roof pitch
entire building. degree roof pitch sloping to the south. The
and a 1.3m buildings are more than 55m
eave/deck to the away from Laguna Street and
northern façade. present as individual buildings
that do not mimick the
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