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 SC6.8.4            Peregian Beach

 (1)    Key urban design and character outcomes for Peregian Beach are listed below:
        (a)   Limit development to the existing urban form in line with the capacity and physical constraints of the locality.
        (b)   Ensure the natural landform and landscape are protected and dictate the form of development.
        (c)   Ensure buildings step down slopes rather than modify their site.
        (d)   Preserve space for mature vegetation between buildings.
        (e)   Maintain the low key, casual, beachside character of village centre.
        (f)   Protect natural open spaces and the ability for the community to access these spaces for passive recreation.
        (g)   Ensure accessible and welcoming spaces for the community to meet in various capacities including space for indoor and
              outdoor social groups, creative arts, live music, markets, and informal gatherings.
        (h)   Enhance the pedestrian and cyclist connectivity between community and recreation destinations and residential
              neighbourhoods.
        (i)   Improve pathway connections throughout the locality to encourage active transport and recreation.

 (2)    The Peregian Beach Framework and Character Plan is located in the Coastal Communities Local Plan code in the Noosa Plan. It
        identifies a number of key urban design and character elements which support the overall outcomes and performance outcomes
        for Peregian Beach. Each of these elements are describe in more detail below to provide some context and guidance in achieving
        the outcomes of the Noosa Plan.
 (3)    Key Views – Views identified as important to the character, legibility and experience of Peregain Beach fall into two types:
        (a)   Contextual – typically distant views to landscape elements, often layered with more localised features. Key contextual views
              for Peregian Beach are:
              (i)    Views to Mt Coolum & Emu Mountain, while not obtained from within the town centre, may be impacted by changes in


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