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4. Planning Report
PROJECT URBAN 4.0 PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT This application seeks a Development Permit under the superseded planning scheme for a Material Change of Use to establish a Food and Drink Outlet and Service Industry, in accordance with the Architectural Plans prepared by Twohill & James Architects. The development largely retains the established built form on the site, with only modest architectural and landscape improvements proposed. The existing access and parking layout are maintained without reduction or reconfiguration. Building 1 will accommodate a coffee roastery and associated production activities. This use is defined as Medium impact industry and is accepted development. A 60m² component of Building 1 will operate as an ancillary food and drink outlet supporting the primary roastery function. The plans include a minor expansion of the external deck adjoining Building 1, providing an improved interface for the café component and a convenient walkway for staff accessing the coffee bean storage area. This change does not alter the building footprint in any substantive way and is considered a low-impact upgrade to the existing structure. In addition to these functional upgrades, Building 1 is proposed to undergo minor façade enhancements, including the installation of new FRP (fibre-reinforced polymer) screening, updated balustrade treatments, and repainting of the external façade. These improvements are cosmetic in nature but will significantly improve the presentation of this building as viewed from the road. Building 4 is proposed to be utilised for a bicycle servicing workshop, with ancillary bicycle-related retail sales. In conjunction with this, a modest external terrace and landscape treatment is proposed at the lower level of Building 4. These works are minor in scale and serve primarily to improve site presentation, usability and pedestrian legibility rather than alter the function or intensity of the development. All existing vehicular access points from Eumundi Noosa Road are retained. The proposal maintains the existing parking supply, which continues to operate effectively for the site’s intended uses. The development also incorporates a central landscaped terrace positioned below Building 2. This space will provide amenity benefits for tenants, staff and visitors. Existing landscaping is preserved and supplemented where appropriate to reinforce the enhanced site character. Development Assessment Report Page 8 of 17 Food & Drink Outlet and Service Industry 168 Eumundi Noosa Road, Noosaville
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