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MCU14/0068 Town Planning Report (attachment 4 of 10)
6.0 LOCAL PLANNING ASSESSMENT
6.1 Sustainable Planning Act 2009
The Sustainable Planning Act 2009 (the Act) provides the overall statutory planning
framework for Queensland. The subject site is located within the local government
boundaries of the Noosa Council, in the Tewantin and Doonan locality. As such, the
site will be subject to the provisions contained in the planning scheme.
Based on the relevant provisions of the planning scheme, the proposed
development requires Impact Assessment. Those matters which the Assessment
Manager must have regards to when assessing the development application are set
out in section 313 of the Act.
At the time of lodging the development application, the common material
comprises the following:
The duly completed application forms;
This Town Planning Report;
The concept plan; and
Further supporting documentation.
6.2 Noosa Plan 2006
The site is located in the Rural Settlement Zone (refer Figure 5 below). The intent of
this zone is for development that:
“Contributes to the rural or semi-rural character and amenity of the area” and
that which “offers a relaxed rural lifestyle for residents.”
As per Part 2 of the planning scheme, the proposal is considered to be defined as
Community Uses - Open Space – Type 1 Sport and Recreation:
“The use of premises for sports or active recreation in a formal outdoor
setting, accessible by the public. The use does not include indoor sports or
indoor recreation but may include a clubhouse with storage and amenities,
provided the use of the clubhouse does not include entertainment or dining
uses. The use includes a public swimming pool, sportsground and a tennis
court.”
As per Division 9 – Assessment table for the Rural Settlement Zone, a proposal for
Open Space – Type 1 Sport and Recreation is listed as impact assessable.
August 2014 Keith Hill – Golf Course Extension Page 12
2 Goldburg Court & 16 Goldburg Court, Noosaville
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