Planning Report - Revisions incoporating Attachment H - Economic Report · MCU13/0092

                 i      are sensitively managed and protected from any
                        adverse impacts Including cumulative impacts, resulting
                        from development;
                 ii     set Noosa Shire apart from other coastal parts of south-
                        eas Queensland by strongly protecting the natural
                        environment;
                 iii    support the economy through the tourism industry;
                 iv     define the boundaries to or of each of the distinct urban
                         localities of the shire;
                 v      protect water quality, landscape stability and
                        biodiversity;
                 vi     provide passive, nature-based recreational and
                        education opportunities;
                 vii    enhance visual amenity; and
                 viii   provide linkages beyond the Shire’s boundaries”

Town Planning Comments:

In our opinion the proposal is consistent with the DEO. More specifically, the
proposal:

    •      will incorporate water quality and quantity management elements
           which will ensure that there are no discernible impacts on the
           adjoining Noosa National park and wetland areas;
    •      will introduce landscaping/vegetation elements which will visually
           enhance the natural, and man - made environment beyond the
           standard which currently exists, and which has existed for the past
           50years;
    •      will enhance the local economy by arresting considerable escape
           expenditure from Peregian Beach, and also assist the tourism industry
           by complementing and enhancing the function of the
           Neighbourhood Village Centre as a Entertainment/Dining/ Social
           meeting Place;
    •      does not impact on the distinct urban locality of Peregian Beach;
    •      will incorporate high water quality, landscaping and biodiversity
           outcomes;
    •      will enhance visual amenity by modernising an abandoned relatively
           uninteresting site with a contemporary convenience shopping
           complex, incorporating built and landscape design outcomes
           characteristic of the Peregian Beach idiom;

Finally, it needs to be recognised that the subject site is privately owned, and
consequently the community expectations cannot be the same as that for
similarly zoned land in public ownership.




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