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Appendix B - Code Assessment
Noosa Plan 2020: Amendment 3 test
Part 9 Development codes \ 9.3 Use Codes \ 9.3.4 Special Residential Code
sensitive land uses. to generate significant odour. Any exhaust
associated with kitchen or laundry facilities can be
discharged and directed so as not to create
unreasonable impacts on adjoining sensitive land
uses.
PO12 No acceptable outcome provided Complies with PO12.
Safety, security and comfort of residents, staff, visitors No acceptable outcome is provided. Re-occupation
and neighbours is considered and incorporated into the of the vacant building will improve casual
design of the facility. surveillance and ongoing maintenance of the
premises. The existing building, access, parking and
landscaped areas provide a legible and functional
layout for residents and visitors. The proposed use is
residential in nature and will have a lower level of
traffic, visitation and outdoor activity than the former
child care centre.
PO13 No acceptable outcome provided Complies with PO13.
Development is designed to minimise noise carrying No acceptable outcome is provided. The Rooming
between dwelling units or accommodation units by Accommodation will operate as a low-intensity
locating noise sensitive spaces such as bedrooms residential share-house. No significant mechanical
away from noise generating areas of the development, plant, commercial activity or dedicated noise-
such as car parking areas or mechanical plant and generating recreational facilities are proposed. The
equipment or recreational facilities. bedrooms are contained within the existing building
and the anticipated noise environment will be
domestic in nature, such that unreasonable internal
noise impacts are not expected.
PO14 AO14 Complies with PO14 on balance.
Development provides for the accommodation needs With the exception of a relocatable home park, Compliance with AO14 is not specifically
of users of all ages and abilities at various stages of residential uses that cater for independent living demonstrated by the town planning plans. The
their lives, allowing for an optimum degree of achieve or are able to achieve compliance with proposal nevertheless reuses an existing single-
independence for people with disabilities, seniors, or Accessible housing design. storey building and provides shared kitchen, dining,
people requiring assisted living. sanitary, laundry and common areas within a
compact and legible layout. Detailed accessibility
requirements applicable to the change of use can be
addressed through the building approval process.
The proposal is not a residential care facility and is
intended for independent long-term residential
occupation.
Complies.
Print Date: 17/06/2026 Page 6
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