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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Proposal d) Retail business Type 3; e) Education Types 1 or 2; f) Emergency service Type 2; g) Open space; h) Wellbeing Types 1, 3 or 4; i) Service and utility; j) Transport Types 3 or 4; k) Detached house; l) Community residence; m) Multiple housing if not Type 4 consisting of small dwelling units; and n) Visitor accommodation 9.33 Effects of Use Am enity No solution provided Complies O74 Development maintains the The development will maintain the amenity, vitality and character of amenity of the surrounding area by the Noosa Junction commercial strip proposing uses that create a focal by— point for the surrounding a) the inclusion of Retail and community, and incorporating high Commercial business uses and quality landscaping and Entertainment and dining business architectural treatments. Parking uses that serve as a focal point for areas are located throughout the residents and visitors; site. b) preserving its low key and low density nature; and c) siting and designing off street parking areas to the rear of buildings or basements and integrating parking spaces with plantings. Function of the Shire Business Centre Complies O77 Uses within the Noosa The proposed mixed use Junction Business Centre do not development will not detract from detract from the function of the the function of the Shire Business Shire Business Centre as the Centre, and will assist in achieving principal business centre in the the outcomes of the Noosa Junction former Noosa Shire. Placemaking Strategy. Streetscape & character S78.1 Uses on the ground floor— Complies O78 Buildings and structures are a) have at least 50% transparent Each of the proposed buildings are sited and designed to— glazing to the front wall; orientated to face a street frontage a) integrate with the established b) have their main entrance facing and contain transparent glazing to pattern and scale of the business the street; and the front wall in either the shop centre; c) include outdoor dining or seating fronts, foyer or lobby. The specialty b) present a high quality areas. shops and tavern include outdoor streetscape incorporating building dining and seating areas. elements that define the street and public spaces as well as create human scale and visual interest; c) contribute to their setting including the skyline; d) retain and enhance pedestrian links between buildings and public open spaces; e) provide front building alignments consistent with neighbouring premises, except where retaining existing trees and providing for tall canopy trees and outdoor dining areas; f) present changes in colours,
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