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Town Planning Report · MCU18/0015
Town Planning Report January 2018
8. The subject land is located in close proximity to the full range of urban services including public
transport, a school, open space and reserves as well as higher order retail uses at Noosa Civic. Such uses
are outlined below in Table 1.
Table 1 – Proximate Services and Facilities
Public Transport (bus stop on Noosa Drive) 500m
Noosa Junction shops 500m
Noosa Heads Surf Club / Noosa Main Beach 1.0km
Sunshine Beach State School 3.5km
St Thomas More Primary School 2.5km
Sunshine Beach State High School 3.5km
Child care centre 800m
Noosa Hospital 6.5km
Noosaville 3.7km
Noosa Spit 2.5km
Noosa National Park 2.0km
Noosa Community Health Centre 600m
Higher order retail facilities at Noosa Civic 5.5km
9. Town Planning Comment – The land has good accessibility to the full range of services and facilities
expected for the type and scale of development proposed.
Land Use History
10. The subject land has a long application history having previously been approved for a Development
Permit for a Material Change of Use (30 Multiple Dwelling Units and an Accommodation Building for 12
units). Subsequently an associated Operational Works permit and vegetation clearing permit was
obtained. The approval process associated with these development applications can be generally
summarised as follows:
(a) On 13 October 2005 Noosa Shire Council issued a Development Permit for a Material Change of
Use for Multiple Dwelling Units & Accommodation Units whilst refusing a request to reconfigure
the subject land into 2 lots.
(b) On 6 March 2006 a ministerial call in resulted in a Negotiated Decision Notice being issued for a
Material Change of Use for 30 Multiple Dwelling Units & 12 Accommodation Units with a currency
period until April 2010. The basis of the ‘call in’ was that the development involved matters of state
interest, including a state wildlife corridor, impact on wildlife habitat, the movement of koalas, and
remnant vegetation.
(c) On 17 October 2008, the Department of Natural Resources and Water issued a permit for the
clearing of native vegetation on the site.
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