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2021-09-13 General Committee Meeting Agenda
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GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 13 SEPTEMBER 2021
Noosa Plan 2006 Noosa Plan 2020
For Vehicle Hire Premises - 1 space separate set down area for buses
per 3 vehicles, or part thereof, Emergency Services
available for hire (These spaces may one space per employee; and
be arranged in a tandem layout);
additional spaces for the intended use
AND
Health Care Service
1 wash bay
One space per 20m²
Retail business Type 6 Hardware
Research and Technology Industry
1 space per 60m2 or part thereof of
one space per 50m² up to 500m²;
use area; AND
one space per 100m² in excess of
queuing room for 8 vehicles in any
500m²; and
drive in/through loading bay.
a loading bay for a semi-trailer of 15
Retail business Type 7 Garden and
metres x 3.6 metres and
Lifestyle Centre
on site manoeuvring for a semi-trailer
1 space per 60m2 or part thereof of
use area, with a minimum of 5 spaces
provided.
The following table demonstrates that the built form of the proposed development is generally
compliant with the quantitative assessment benchmarks of both the SPS and the Noosa Plan 2020
with the exception of the maximum allowable height under the SPS.
Relevant assessment Noosa Plan 2006 Complies Noosa Plan 2020 Complies
benchmarks
Height: 8 metres max 12 metres for that
portion of the site
within 50 metres of
the frontage
otherwise 10
metres
Building 1:
7.992 metres
Building 2:
10 metres to eave X
12 metres to lift overrun X
Storeys: 2 storeys max 3 storeys
(Gateway sight)
Building 1:
1 storey
Building 2:
2 storeys
Plot ratio: 0.8:1 0.8:1
3.3. Potential for Compensation
Under the Planning Act 2016 a person who was the owner of the premise when The Noosa Plan
2020 commenced (referred to in the Act as an affected owner), may make a claim for compensation
where:
the planning scheme change reduces the value of an interest in premises (referred to in the
Act as an adverse planning change);
The request to apply the superseded planning scheme is refused;
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