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2019-10-28 Special Meeting Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 3 - RAL18-0023 - Master Plan Stage 1
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19.3.1.17 The site will be planned to provide for The master plan must also be prepared in
multi-modal transport linkages, including public consultation with relevant stakeholders…(Section
transport. 19.3.1.6). It is the preparation of the master plan on
Internal Traffic Movements which consultation must take place, reinforcing the
fact that there should be sign off from the relevant
19.3.1.18 The master plan will be based on
parties on the master plan, prior to issue of any
achieving efficient internal vehicular traffic circulation, development approval. It is concluded that:
however traffic movements will be subservient to and
not compromise pedestrian access and movement a. The Strategic Plan provides for the
between activity areas. development of a master plan independent of
the development application process, with sign
…. off on the major elements of the plan needed
19.8.1.3 In order to ensure that the utility of these prior to submission of a development
roads may be maintained for the future or improved, application; and
target utility characteristics have been developed
b. As a step along the way to achieving a master
which will be used to assess the suitability of plan, consultation is needed with the
development. These target utility characteristics are community, State agencies and the developer
indicated in Figure 22. on Shire Business Centre Master Plan: Stage 1
The potential new roads referenced in 19.8.1.1 will - Concepts.
have major significance in the future:-
2.2 CONSTRAINT MAPPING
…
• In the south-west, the corridor between Emu An extensive range of documents accompanied an
Mountain Road-Eenie Creek Road and application lodged by Montbar Pty Ltd on
30/09/2000. Council staff and its consultants have
potentially extending to Goodchap Street will
reviewed these documents. In consultation with the
potentially provide a new access to the Shire.
Concepts associated with this road include then Department of Communication, Information,
avoiding future traffic congestion in the Local Government, Planning & Sport and other
agencies, the review of the documents led to a
Noosaville industrial estate, spreading traffic
request for further information. The information
loads between Eumundi Road and the new
road, providing more direct and convenient request had not been satisfied at the time the initial
access to the Shire Business Centre at Eenie Master Plan was prepared. Montbar provided further
information, however there was little additional
Creek Road. Key factors associated with the
constraint mapping that would assist in the
utility of this road include limitations on access,
although an access to the Shire Business development of this Master Plan. Therefore in terms
Centre site from the corridor Emu Mountain of the constraints, the Master Plan draws from the
original documentation prepared in 1999.
Road-Eenie Creek Road may be provided
consistent with 19.3.1.14. As a consequence, An area that also supports habitat for the elf skink,
development to the east of the road should be which is classified as a rare species under the
confined to open space and low density rural Nature Conservation (Wildlife) Regulations. The
settlement and to the west of the road (excluding skink is understood to be associated with the
the Shire Business Centre), access should be Eucalyptus grandis (Flooded Gum) unit of vegetation
directed to Eumundi Road. on the site. At this stage, the extent and viability of
a
the skink habitat over the site is not well understood .
…
Based on the Montbar documentation, the habitat for
Whilst there are many aspects of relevance in the
the elf skink and considerations made in the
Strategic Plan that are considered in the Master
Strategic Plan, an assessment has been made of the
Plan, there is one significant procedural matter that
constraints to development. The outcomes of the
requires consideration.
assessment are depicted in Map 2.2 (on page 8).
Section 19.3.1.4 requires that the planning and
development principles for the site be refined as part
of a master planning process. Section 19.3.1.5
requires that the Master Plan deal with overall
development concepts, sequencing of development
and guidelines. Section 19.3.1.6 requires
consultation with a range of parties over the master
plan, with approval being required from Noosa
Council and relevant State Government agencies.
It follows that the approval of the master plan (or at
least major elements of it) must necessarily take
place prior to the issue of a development approval
over the site. Otherwise consistency between the
development approval (for instance its content and
sequencing aspects), the needs of the community a
Fur further information relating to the circumstances of the
and the provisions of the Strategic Plan could not be skink habitat, refer to the Manager Strategic Planning’s
assured. report to Council’s meeting of 24/05/2001.
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