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2019-10-28 Special Meeting Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 3 - RAL18-0023 - Master Plan Stage 1
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SUB- PRIMARY SECONDARY OBJECTIVE STRATEGIC PLAN INTENT & PERFORMANCE STANDARDS
PRECINCT FUNCTION FUNCTION PROVISIONS (with
direct influence)
E3 Employment Environmental Provision of a key 19.3.1.2, 19.3.1.9, Sub-Precinct E3 comprises an employment node that will follow an environmental theme. It is
Research (2.3 employment node based on 19.3.1.12 likely that it will celebrate the site and its surrounding sensitivities, as well as Noosa Shire’s
ha.) the environmental research environmental position. Consequently, there may be key associations formed with Sub-Precincts
area. E1 and E2.
PROCESS PRINCIPLES: a. Specific floor space allocations will be considered as part of Stage 2 of the Master Plan and
Code assessment – Material on any relevant development application, however by way of guide, the ratio of TUA (for all
changes of use (new functions) to area of the sub-precinct up to 0.2:1.
development) and b. Most vehicular parking will be provided as part of central parking facilities beneath Sub-
reconfiguration (land) Precincts B1, B2 and E2, though some surface level parking will occur.
Self assessment – Material c. Building heights of 1 and 2 storeys.
changes of use (existing d. Development to have a natural setting reflecting the environmental sensitivity of the location
development) of the sub-precinct and the environmental theme for the sub-precinct.
e. Development to have strong visual linkages with Sub-Precincts OS2 and OS4.
f. Development to have strong pedestrian and bikeway connectivity with Sub-Precinct OS4.
g. Traffic movements to be confined to peripheral areas in the north of the sub-precinct.
h. Development expected to be staged and may relate to the timing of development in Sub-
Precincts E1 and E2. It is expected that a first stage of development in Sub-Precinct E3 will
proceed in conjunction with construction of the first stage of development within Sub-Precinct
B1 and by way of providing an information base for the site research, development,
monitoring and education.
i. Development in this sub-precinct will have significant relationships with development in Sub-
Precincts E1 and E2.
E4 & E5 Employment Industry (3.5 Provision of additional land 19.3.1.2, 19.3.1.9, Sub-Precincts E4 and E5 provide the opportunity for expansion of the Noosaville industrial estate.
and 1.5 ha. for industrial purposes. 19.3.1.12 The nature, design and operation of any activities will be key factors in ensuring compatibility with
respectively) PROCESS PRINCIPLES: development in other sub-precincts.
Code assessment – Material a. Development in this sub-precinct is generally subject to the performance standards contained
changes of use (new within Section 6.4 of the Schedule to the Planning Scheme, as if the land were included in
development) and the Industry Zone.
reconfiguration (land) b. Building heights of 1 and 2 storeys.
Self assessment – Material c. Development in Sub-Precinct E5 may be subject to acid sulphate soils assessment.
changes of use (existing d. Vehicular parking will be provided on-site.
development)
e. Subject to resolving reconfiguration and access issues there is no impediment to
development proceeding. It is expected that Sub-Precinct E4 and E5 would be fully
developed by 2007.
f. Development in this sub-precinct may have significant relationships with development in Sub-
Precinct E1.
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