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2019-10-28 Special Meeting Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 3 - RAL18-0023 - Master Plan Stage 1
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i. The functioning of Eenie Creek Road and the
3. PLANNING & DESIGN PRINCIPLES
southern access road are of key importance to
Apart from the planning and design principles flowing traffic flows across the coastal area of the
from the Strategic Plan (refer to Section 2.1 above) Shire. The Shire Business Centre site should
and the constraints over the site (Section 2.2), there be designed such that peak traffic flows to the
is also a range of other principles, opportunities and site do not impact on the wider functions Eenie
constraints that have been considered in the Creek Road and the southern access road.
development of this Master Plan: j. Intersections, both internal and external to the
a. The site should be developed as a centre of Shire Business Centre site should be designed
urban design and environmental excellence in to operate without the need for traffic lights.
both built and natural environments, k. There are traffic and economic imperatives that
showcasing the attributes of the site, the necessitate connectivity between the existing
environmental capabilities of the Shire and best Noosaville industrial estate and the Shire
practice environmental technologies. Business Centre, however the potential for
b. Key design elements should include a transport conflict between heavy vehicles and both other
system that is not sub-servient to the needs of traffic and certain land uses requires control.
motor vehicles; energy-efficient design; the l. Traffic distribution through the site will benefit
generation of renewable energy; waste from provision of a loop road providing for
minimisation; recycling; etc. circulation and distribution of traffic.
c. Presentation of the site as viewed from m. Traffic movements at surface level within key
elevated bridging associated with the southern business and employment areas may benefit
access road and from the southern approach to from one-way loop systems to reduce the
the bridge is of importance. From land to the potential for conflict between vehicles and
south at around RL10, the road would drop to a pedestrian/bikeway systems.
bridge deck level of around RL4 or 5, providing n. Key parking areas need to be located
visible sight lines across the Shire Business immediately adjacent to key generators. In this
Centre site. respect, the key generators will be the main
d. Designations adjacent to the southern access retail areas and the key employment nodes.
road provide the opportunity for the character of o. While it is desirable to identify nodes for
the adjacent areas to be maintained, thereby particular forms of development, it is also
providing an open space feel on this entry to desirable to maintain the opportunity for a
Noosa Shire. This character can be reinforced dynamic mix of development. Development
by the frontage treatments along the Shire precincts are a convenient way of describing
Business Centre site, with natural vegetation and labelling mapping and associated controls,
being retained in strips of significant width, however some care needs to be exercised to
together with occasional wider areas. ensure that such precincts are not read as
e. Staged development of the site can optimise discrete areas preventing appropriate
opportunities to test outcomes. For instance, by integration of functions.
developing those parts of the site that are well p. The relationship between the main retail areas
removed from the external road system first, and open space areas is of importance. In
opportunities exist to alter traffic designs addition, some key employment nodes would
without impacting on the then existing benefit from strong relationships with open
development (as would be the case if peripheral space areas.
areas were developed first).
q. The relationship between the main retail areas
f. Drainage lines through the site should be used and key employment nodes is of importance.
as key definitional items providing edges to
r. Pedestrian movements and many bicycle
major functions.
movements between key nodes within the site
g. Because the site will develop over a period of should be able to occur without the need to
time, provision should be made for organic cross-vehicular traffic systems.
growth of core activities, radiating from a
Based on all the considerations above, two broad
centre, rather than commencing from a
concepts have been devised:
peripheral point. The drainage arms across the
site can be used to ensure that potential • A simple function layout depicting open space
problems arising from conventional concentric and development precincts and key connectivity
growth can be ameliorated. - Figure 3.1 on page 10; and
h. Capacity should be retained on the site in the • A simple traffic layout showing key connectivity
longer term to take advantage of potential new and circulation - Figure 3.2 on page 11.
employment opportunities, as the identification
of alternative land in the coastal part of Noosa
Shire will become is already difficult and will
become more so in the future.
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