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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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it does not have substantial agricultural value.
20868664 Local community housing provider has suggested 62 Lake Macdonald Drive Cooroy (cemetery extension This land was purchased by Noosa Council many years ago for the expansion of the Cooroy That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission.
land) could be committed to affordable housing. Cemetery. A development permit for the cemetery expansion was issued in 2008 however the
demand has not grown at the rate previously anticipated and expansion into this lot has not to date
become necessary. While that particular development approval has since lapsed, it is suggested
premature to start committing the land for any other purpose.
In drafting the scheme the site was put in the Community Facilities Zone however was not specifically
annotated for the use of a cemetery because at some stage in the future Council may want the
flexibility to consider other uses for all or part of the site.
20868792 Resident of Cooroy concerned that the housing along Olivier Street and Peartree Lane has been Noted. The current land is located within the Cooroy township urban boundary and immediately adjoins That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission.
designated Medium Density Residential. the medium density residential zone. Councils Housing Needs assessment identified the need to
increase the supply of smaller dwellings across the shire to cater for future housing needs.
This area is currently low density, older style Queenslanders with large grassed blocks, allowing space for
children to play and gardens to be developed providing important habitat for wildlife. This locality provides a unique opportunity to increase affordable housing supply in Cooroy on land that
is able to be easily serviced by infrastructure within a short distance from the District Centre, public
To see it disappear into townhouses, driveways and garages would be a backward step, reducing the transport and Cooroy-Noosa road.
character of Cooroy. This means more concrete, more runoff, less trees and shrubs, and a hotter
environment.
In addition, if each block becomes 4 townhouses, potentially another 120 cars would enter these local
streets and add to the Diamond Street intersection congestion.
Table 15:2 Submissions on Significant Changes
Submitter Submission and Grounds of Submission Planners’ Response Recommendation
21003252 Sites at Myall St Cooroy - Reaffirming the matters raised in earlier submission made during the first round This was not the subject of 2nd round consultation on significant changes. That no change be made to planning scheme
of public consultation.
21005677 There is not a demonstrable need for new urban greenfield areas generally in the shire – the Noosa
It is recommended that the following amendments be incorporated in the final version of the Planning Plan has established in can meet dwelling targets for the life of this scheme and under the SEQ
Scheme: Regional Plan.
• Zoning Map ZM-10 be updated to include the subject land in the Medium Density Zone in lieu of its There remains medium density land in Cooroy capable of development for semi-attached or attached
current designation within the Recreation and Open Space zone; housing that is much closer to employment, services and transport.
• Consequential amendments to the Strategic Framework maps be made to include the land within the Any change to the urban boundary requires strategic consideration and consultation with the Cooroy
Urban Boundary. community.
Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 112
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