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MCU14/0106 & OPW15/0001 Compiled Information Request Response
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MCU14/0106 Issue – Vacancy Rates The Retail Needs Assessment suggests reasonable overall vacancy rates for the centres network within the identified trade areas but does not adequately assess the proposed introduction of a large quantum of new floor space. Information Required 12 Provide an expanded analysis of the vacancies across the centres network outlined in Table 4.1 of the Retail Needs Assessment. The analysis should include number of vacancies, total vacant floor space, tenancy type/use(s), mean and median vacancy size, and lease rates. Issue – Centres Analysis The Retail Needs Assessment does not consider the extent to which the expansion of the Noosa Civic might impact on other MRACs and the Maroochydore PRAC. Vacancies can provide an indication of centre performance and need for any additional floor space. Information Required 13 Provide a summary analysis of vacancies within the Maroochydore PRAC and Nambour MRAC and provide commentary on potential causes of any persistent vacancies. Issue – Noosaville Intercept Survey Methodology The location for the Noosaville surveys along Gympie Terrace would be more likely to over- sample visitors, because residents accessing facilities within the Noosa Homemaker Centre and Noosa Village Shopping Centre would be largely excluded. A more appropriate approach might have been to conduct intercept surveys at both Gympie Terrace and in the immediate vicinity of Noosa Village Shopping Centre. Information Required 14 Clarify to what extent the location at which intercept surveys were conducted for Noosaville may have skewed the proportion of non-resident respondents and what measures were undertaken to reduce the risk of a skewed response towards non- residents within the Noosaville survey sample. Issue – Intercept Surveys The intercept surveys do not provide any new survey of Noosa Civic shoppers or intercept surveys from Maroochydore PRAC. Updated intercept surveys of Noosa Civic would allow direct comparison with the surveys of the four other centre localities. It is possible the 2012 customer surveys of Noosa Civic might provide similar insights but the presentation of these results does not allow meaningful comparison. Information Required 15 Interrogate the findings of the 2012 customer survey of Noosa Civic and, if available, provide the following information: (a) Proportion of respondents from each of the identified trade areas versus non-resident respondents. (b) The main reasons for attending Noosa Civic. Issue – Transaction Data The Retail Needs Assessment utilises EFTPOS transaction data source from Quantium. Such data should be used with a degree of caution, given cash remains a significant method of payment across a number of retail categories. Page 4 of 16
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