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frontages and public realm with a high standard of landscaping providing good amenity and onstreet parking.
(e) Buildings, where not located on a site identified as having a primary active frontage, develop in a pavilion style
allowing for pedestrian permeability and landscaping between buildings to create a place recognisable as
having a 'Noosa style'.
(f) Car parking is located to the rear of or under buildings and screened from the street, or otherwise do not
present to the primary frontage with good connectivity for pedestrians to other destinations within the precinct.
(g) A single full line supermarket with a maximum gross floor area of 3,500m2 is included in the retail gross floor
area total of 7,500m2. Entertainment activities such as cinemas, hotel, bars and community uses are also
developed in the precinct;
(h) No department stores or discount department stores are developed in the precinct.
(i) Development includes a mix of small format retail such as specialty shops, cafes and restaurants and where in
a mixed use format small dwellings for permanent residents are provided.
(j) Housing choice is provided in mixeduse buildings throughout the precinct.
(k) Development on the eastern side of the north south main street provides for multiple dwellings in a mixed use
format to the exclusion of visitor accommodation.
(l) Limited visitor accommodation is provided in a mixed use format in the form of motel rooms, serviced
apartments or hotel rooms only on the western side of the north south main street.
(m) Development is designed and sited to provide a high amenity, efficient cycle and pedestrian access at grade to
the subregional transit facility.
Noosa Junction
(5) The following overall outcomes apply to Noosa Junction and are additional to the overall outcomes of the Major centre
zone:
(a) Noosa Junction retains its traditional main street focus with a strong core of businesses fronting Sunshine
Beach Road, Lanyana Way and Arcadia Street.
(b) Entertainment and late night uses locate in the Hospitality precinct or suitable areas in reasonable proximity to
Arcadia Street;
(c) There is a wide range of independently operated local businesses;
(d) Diversity of business opportunities in the digital economy and creative industries promotes the work of local
artisans; and
(e) Development on the former bowls club site:
(i) integrates with the existing road network and pattern of development characteristic of Noosa Junction
providing a new local road linking Noosa Drive near Pinaroo Park to Lanyana Way, with an access to
Council's car park in the first stage of development;
(ii) provides visual and physical access to Pinaroo Park creating a vista and pedestrian link between
Lanyana Way and Pinaroo Park;
(iii) provides commercial office floor space for new business opportunities in buildings that are of a high
standard of subtropical architectural design reflecting the Noosa style;
(iv) continues the fine grained main street style of development reflective of Noosa Junction as shown in
Figure 6.4.1.4 with buildings fronting Lanyana Way, the new local road link and local open space; and
(v) provides primary active frontages as shown in Figure 6.6.1.4 and 6.6.1.5 to the south, and west of the
dedicated open space area which connects to the Council's car parking.
(6) The following overall outcomes for a precinct in Noosa Junction are additional to the overall outcomes of the Major
centre zone and the overall outcomes described in (5) above:
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