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Attachment 11- Code Compliance Report
The Village Mixed use precinct develops as the core comprising of an inclusive and integrated major centre
village centre with a notable main street and civic development.
space providing for— Per the amended plans, the development proposes to
(a) retailing to serve local needs; establish precincts which allow for interchangeability of
(b) community congregation, interaction, uses. This interchangeability is considered key to ensure
entertainment and leisure; the vibrancy of the development is maintained throughout
(c) activated street frontages with a pedestrian the years and to respond to continual market and
focus; economic changes.
(d) convenient pedestrian and bikeway links to The development provides for various uses as noted
adjacent business and residential activities; below:
(e) a landscaped setting incorporating existing
(a) retail uses at ground level with awnings that
trees that reflects the village look and feel
extend over pedestrian pathways that provide
associated with Noosa.
opportunity for community engagement and
entertainment around the Village Green.
(b) Activated and pedestrian/cyclist focused street
frontages which promote active living and leisure
(c) vegetation and landscaping outcomes notably
within the Village Green that provide for
congregation through seating, playground and
grass for points to gather. This ultimately
softening the built-form to align with the Noosa
character and provide opportunity for climate
responsive design.
Retail Uses AO72 Alternate Solution to PO72
PO72 A small format supermarket is included in the retail Refer to Overall Outcomes 2(f)
The combined gross floor area of all retail uses mix of uses with a gross floor area that does not The proposed development incorporates a full-line
within the village mixed use precinct does not exceed 2,500m². 3,500m² supermarket in accordance with the intent of the
exceed 7,500m² and does not include a discount Major Centre zone to provide a variety of high-order retail
department store or full-line supermarket uses.
It is acknowledged that the Noosa Civic Shopping centre
provides access to limited high-order services and facilities
as a result of its limited scale. Being identified as a Major
Centre, it is intended that the area can provide for and
service the entire sub-regional catchment. As the Noosa
Business Centre is identified by the planning scheme to be
one of the most significant centres for Noosa Shire, the
capacity to deliver this outcome is not currently
supported. As such, it is proposed that additional services
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