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human scale and pedestrian focus at street level. Development located in:
(i) Noosa Business Centre, incorporates a contemporary main street character and pedestrian scale of
development with activated street frontages as a key feature of the Village mixed use precinct; and
(ii) Noosa Junction maintains and enhances the existing traditional main street character and pedestrian
scale of development with activated street frontages by contributing to the established development form
throughout the centre;
(l) Major activity centres are serviced by efficient and effective transport networks including accessibility by
walking and cycling.
(m) Development creates vibrant and safe activity centres, with attractive and functional buildings and streets with
integrated high amenity landscaping, open space and public places.
(n) Large buildings are not encouraged and are to be sleaved by smaller activated street frontages when viewed
from public spaces.
(o) The bulk and scale of development located on that part of the site in the Major Centre zone or a Major Centre
zone precinct is consistent with the building height, plot ratio and site cover required by the performance
outcomes of this code.
(p) Centres are designed and operated to avoid adverse impacts on the amenity of nearby residential
neighbourhoods and create a pleasant community feel.
(q) Development is designed and sited to sensitively respond to the physical characteristics and constraints of
land, including any significant environmental features.
(r) Development encourages and facilitates urban consolidation to maximise the efficient extension and safe
operation of infrastructure and does not adversely impact on the continued operation, viability and maintenance
of existing infrastructure or compromise the future provision of planned infrastructure.
(s) Development is well designed reflecting:
(i) a subtropical; 'Noosa' style with emphasis on indoor and outdoor connections, variety in façade
treatment through articulation and materials, creation of shade on public spaces and landscaping around
sites and on buildings in accordance with PSP5 Sustainable Design Code; and
(ii) best practice in sustainable design, including excellence in energy and water conservation and
resilience to the impacts of climate change in accordance with 9.4.6 Sustainable Design Code and
PSP5 Sustainable Building Design.
(t) Development:
(i) is supported by appropriate infrastructure and essential services; and
(ii) is consolidated, and maximises the efficient use of existing infrastructure; and
(iii) does not compromise the future provision of planned infrastructure
(u) The Major centre zone for the Noosa Business Centre is developed into precincts, generally consistent with
Figure 7.2.4.5 (Noosa Business Centre Framework and Character Plan).
(v) The Major centre zone for Noosa Junction is developed generally consistent with Figure 7.2.5.4 (Noosa
Junction Framework and Character Plan).
(w) The establishment of the diversity of intended land uses in the Major centre zone is facilitated by precincts with
locally specific outcomes.
Noosa Business Centre
(3) The following overall outcomes apply to the Noosa Business Centre and are additional to the overall outcomes of the
Major centre zone:
(a) The long term viability of the Noosa Business Centre as a key centre for delivering a diversified local economy
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