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Information Request MCU23-0135 [As Published] · MCU23/0135
That is, the planning for the NBC overall has changed considerably since Stage 1 was
approved in about 2003 under the superseded planning schemes. Consequently, the design
of the proposed development of Stage 2, is required to be integrated and provide for
pedestrian permeability to the existing Showroom development, the proposed Village Mixed
Use Precinct and the proposed Transit Centre site (albeit in a different location), while also
providing suitable access for pedestrians and cyclists, cars, buses and service vehicles.
It is also relevant that since Noosa Civic (Stage 1) was developed, the reconfiguring of the
NBC land has occurred (development approval – RAL18/0023), which provides for Lot 24,
which is now the intended location of the proposed Transit Centre. This is despite being within
the Major Centre Zone and the Business Park Precinct – 5A (noting that a future planning
scheme amendment is to occur in this location to facilitate this development).
The design of the proposed Transit Centre has not occurred. Consequently, it is necessary
and reasonable to allow for some flexibility with the design of the proposed development to
provide for the necessary external pedestrian movements and activation of the road frontages
in this general location.
It is noted that while some dialogue has occurred with the applicant about the design of the
proposed Village Mixed Use development, it is suggested that both applications need to be
considered together, while having regard to the intended integration with other precincts,
including the proposed Transit Centre.
Further Information
The following further information is required.
Issue:
The proposal plans lack clarity in terms of the detail being provided, which makes the
assessment of the proposal more difficult. The comments provided below need to be
considered in context with the more specific comments provided within the information
request.
The floor plans and elevations are not at an appropriate scale and do not provide sufficient
information and do not provide for the following key issues:
i. The overall design of the development including the activation of the street frontages
and streetscape treatments recognisable as being “Noosa Style”, by utilising a pavilion
style of development integrated with landscaping and active shop fronts, and preferably
does not include a stand-a-lone decked carpark.
ii. Details about the presentation of the retail floorspace to the external and internal road
network and the activation of the frontages and streetscape areas.
iii. The minimal width and treatment of the internal arcade area.
iv. The pedestrian connectivity to Noosa Civic (Stage 1), the existing showroom
development, the proposed Transit Centre, and the Village Mixed Use Precinct, and
other connections both external to the built form to the east of the development and west
of and along the open space spine.
v. The proposed treatments of the two (2) (north south) pedestrian connections through
the carpark to the existing showroom development to the north and more generally
throughout the development, including information about the landscaping to be provided,
given the lack of deep planting that can be achieved above the proposed basement
carpark.
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