Development Application part 2 of 2 Town Planning Report and Plans - MCU13/0081

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Use
The Subject Site is currently approved as a conference room with ancillary storage and bar area. The area is

currently used as a large informal storage area. As such it is proposed to re-invest in the space and create a
retail store or caf style tenancy which will serve passing pedestrian traffic and visitors residing in the
associated visitor accommodation.


Car Parking and Servicing
The existing mixed   use   building ’Netanya’ is provided with 38 unallocated car parking spaces. These car
parking spaces are prioritised for short term accommodation guests. The proposed new tenancy does not
propose and is not considered to require the provision of additional car parking spaces. Given the size of the
proposed tenancy (within the context of the Hastings Street shopping strip) it is unlikely that the future use
will be a high traffic generator for motor vehicles. It is anticipated that the future use will seek to take

advantage of the existing pedestrian traffic already frequenting Hastings Street.

Access
The Subject Site is a corner allotment with dual frontage to Hastings Street and Park Road. Access to the

proposed shopjcaf is from the east of the tenancy from both the public footpath along Hastings Street and
beach front through the main entry of Netanya. A number of entry and exit paths are available to Lot 7,

please refer to Site Plan Issue A prepared by Hayes Anderson Lynch Architects Pty Ltd.

Impact on Neighbours
The proposed development is not expected to adversely impact on neighbouring uses as it is consistent with
the Mixed Use Visitor Accommodation zone.




5.1 TYPE OF APPROVAL SOUGHT



The proposed development triggers ’assessable development’ as defined by the Sustainable Planning Act
2009 and seeks Council approval for the following:


         Material Change of Use (Development Permit) Business Uses (Entertainment & Dining Business-

         Type 1 Food & Beverages & Retail Business   -

                                                      Type 1 Local & Type 2 Shop & Salon)




MCU Town Planning Assessment Report                                                                     Page 9
75 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads: May 2013