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Attachment 11- Code Compliance Report
be provided through the delivery of a mixed-use
development, further supporting the capacity whilst also
enabling the establishment of other uses in alignment with
the relevant precinct intents.
Refer to the Economic Impact Statement in Attachment 7
for more details on need for supermarket floor space.
Walkable Places No acceptable outcome provided. Complies with PO73
PO73 The proposed mixed-use development has been planned
The precinct is developed with a walkable network in accordance with Figure 7.2.4.5 - Noosa Business Centre
of streets and public places that are well Framework and Character Plan, providing the indicative
connected, safe, attractive and inclusive, and pedestrian and cycle networks. In alignment with the
provide a platform for diverse community planned network, the pedestrian and cycle links enable a
interactions and commercial exchange. walkable area that is well-connected between spaces, is
safe, attractive and inclusive.
A Pedestrian Movement Plan has been prepared and
included within the amened Aarchitectural Plans
(Attachment 1) Pedestrian movement has been a key
design focus to ensure that permeability is not only
provided within the development but to the adjoining
future transit hub directly north and the existing centre to
the west.
High Density Residential Precinct
PO74 No acceptable outcome provided. Complies with PO74
Development provides for higher density multiple The proposed development incorporates higher density
dwellings which meets the needs of a diverse range dwellings which are strategically located in close proximity
of current and future resident populations including to a range of infrastructure and services. The surrounding
small households, older persons, people on low land uses provide support for persons with varying needs,
incomes and people with special mobility needs. and for those at different life stages. The dwellings have
been designed with consideration taken to both current
and future populations, including those on low and high
incomes, and those who may require additional support as
a result of mobility difficulties.
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