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07/1259 - Material for further consideration - Proposed Visitor Accommodation [As Published] · 132007.1259
Page 2 20517 [2 = Details provided previously to Council evidence that the proposed tariff for this component of the application is commensurate with current rates for the ‘non-caravan’ accommodation at the existing park. That is, low cost or budget accommodation is proposed; » The design of this aspect of the proposal is unique, and it is suggested that there is nothing similar on the Sunshine Coast. This design has evolved from feedback from Council officers prior to lodgement in meeting the requirements of the definition of visitor hostel. = — The design allows the opportunity for 6 or more unrelated persons to be accommodated in a shared unit and have shared kitchen, laundry and bathroom facilities. Moreover, visitor hostel is included under the definition of Visitor Accommodation Type 4 under the Noosa Plan. This is what has been applied for as part of the land use mix within the proposal. Cabins The Cabins or beach shacks are defined as dwelling units under the Noosa Plan as they are self contained units for the purpose of providing short term visitor accommodation. This use is also classified under Visitor Accommodation Type 4 within Noosa Plan. Proposed Retail and Restaurant Uses The proposed development has incorporated Entertainment and Dining Business Type 1 and Retail Business Type 2 on the ground floor of the commercial building. With the proposed modifications to the design to reduce the site cover and plot ratio requirements (discussed below), the proposal has been redesigned to have a floor plate of approximately 800m? GFA. We acknowledge the feedback from Council conceming other approvals that have been granted on the westem side of David Low Way not having any retail component. As discussed and to reiterate, we consider that this proposal can be distinguished from other approved sites on the basis of the complementary nature with the visitor accommodation component. Additionally, we consider the following supports the proposed non residential aspect of the proposal: = The hardware store and components of the pub (ie bottle shop) which adjoin the site to the south and north respectively are defined as Refail Business Type 2 under the Noosa Plan and should be considered by Council when trying to contextualise retail uses on the westem side of the David Low Way. = The overall scale of the development differs from those approved to the north of the site, allowing alternative site planning because of the inclusion of Lot 76 on MCH2969. The applicant is willing to limit the floor area of the retail component to part Retail business Type 2 and part Entertainment and Dining Business Type 1, so that Council can be assured that there is a cap on traditional retailing. The economics report that accompanied the application supported convenience retail occurring on this site. Short Term Accommodation — Site Cover & GFA Council have indicated that the proposed short term accommodation does not comply with the Noosa Plan requirements for site cover and GFA. The following explanation of compliance is based on amongst other things the Eastern Beaches Locality Code within Noosa Plan. Site Cover The definition of site cover under Noosa Plan is as follows: site cover means the proportion of a site covered by alf buildings and structures shown as a percentage. For enclosed spaces this includes the area within the outside wall and for unenclosed spaces this
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