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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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Table 16.1: Submissions on First Consultation (No submissions as a result of Significant Changes Consultation)
Submitter Submission and Grounds of Submission Planners’ Response Recommendation
20860124 The Catholic church happy with proposed zones for all properties in Noosa Shire except one: 73 Poinciana Request supported and the church is acknowledged in their endeavours to develop additional Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that zoning map ZM-11
Av Tewantin (adjoining the church) is currently zoned Attached Housing and used for residential purposes. attached housing compatible with the medium density zone and neighbouring properties. in Schedule 2.3 of the New Noosa Plan be amended to include 73 Poinciana Avenue
The proposal to include it in the Community Facilities Zone with Place of Worship annotation is not Tewantin in the Medium Density Residential Zone.
supported as it was only purchased in the last 10 years for the dual purpose of housing and overflow car
parking. There are no plans to extend onto this site for the use of “Place of Worship”. Long term This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
redevelopment of the front of the site for multiple housing is planned so the Medium Density Residential advertised from 13 September.
Zone is requested. During the subsequent consultation period no submissions were received.
No further changes are recommended for this property.
20856421 Submitter seeks a change to the proposed zoning at 141 Cooroy Noosa Rd, to better reflect the existing Support the addition of approximately 3000m2 Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that zoning map ZM-11
relocatable home park, holiday park, service station, caravan park and shops and to facilitate a small of land to the Medium Density Residential Zone in Schedule 2.3 of the New Noosa Plan be amended to include a further 3,000m2
number of additional relocatable homes. to facilitate additional relocatable homes in the (approx.) of 141 Cooroy Noosa Rd be added to the Medium Density Residential Zone
place of the former manager’s residence As per
This submission proposes mapping changes to the New Noosa Plan to accommodate proposed additional image to the right. This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
development, including: advertised from 13 September.
The inclusion of part of the lot in the Local
• A minor expansion of the Medium Density Residential Zone, to facilitate additional relocatable homes; Centre Zone however is not supported. The During the subsequent consultation period no additional submissions were received.
and complex was developed as a caravan park and No further changes are recommended with regards to the zoning of this property.
• The addition of a Local Centre Zone, in order to properly reflects the existing use of the site. existing use rights protect the service station
The existing house on the site, once used as a caretaker’s home is no longer necessary and in its absence and small number of shops. These can
some 3000m2 could be added to the Medium Density Residential facilitating more relocatable homes. continue to operate in the proposed zone. It is however recommended that the Table of Assessment for the Medium Density
The Centres Hierarchy includes Local Centres Residential zone be amended to make relocatable home parks code assessable if involving
A change of zoning from Recreation and Open Space to Local Centre for a minor section of the site will the expansion of an existing relocatable home park.
better reflect the current uses, including a petrol station, local needs shop, fish and chip shop, hair and at Peregian Beach and in the hinterland villages
beauty shop, and reception/ office for the caravan park. The shops not only offer services to the onsite of Pomona, Cooran, Kin Kin and Boreen Point.
permanent and visitor accommodation, but also to local Griffith Ave and Golf Course Drive residential Local Centres allow for quite a wide range of
catchment area. Residents are already using this area as a Local Centre, the change in zone would allow uses including a shop up to 500m2 GFA, a shopping centre up to 1,500m2 GFA, offices, mixed use
for more flexible change of uses. The residential catchment area to the north of the site, used to have a shop Residential (mixed use), adult store, hardware and trade supplies, healthcare service, bar, function
and local centre zone on Griffith Avenue within the catchment area, however, this has closed and residents facility, theatre, indoor sport and recreation, childcare etc. The potential impact of this range of uses
have been using the petrol station located on the site for convenience shopping supplies, such as bread and in this location has not been considered, nor has the impact this change would have on other centres
milk in the morning. The area also includes shops such as hairdressers and beautician and a fish and chip such as the neighbourhood centres at St Andrews Drive and Bushlands or the Tewantin District
shop, with ample parking, which draws in residents from around the local area and surrounding areas. Centre.
Submitter also asks that Table of Assessment (5.5.2.) for Medium Density Residential Zone be amended to The implications for such a change on the already challenging intersection of Beckmans Road and
make Relocatable Home Park code assessable rather than impact assessable development. This change Cooroy Noosa Road would also need consideration and now it is not reasonable to do such an
reflects that any application is more technical in achieving compliance with the key development parameters. assessment at this point in time.
The site is separated from adjoining residential development and includes large setbacks to neighbours It is also recommended that within the Table of Assessment for the Medium Density Residential zone,
which are not proposed to change, therefore unlikely to result in any adverse submissions. relocatable home parks be made Code assessable if it involves the expansion of an existing
relocatable home park.
20865871 Noosa Care Incorporated owns four lots located at 4 to 10 Carramar Street (lots 16 to 19 on RP162486) and Supported - It is understood that the residential care facility known as ‘Carramar’ is seeking to expand Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that zoning map ZM-11
intends to develop these sites for an extension to the existing Carramar development on Cooroy Noosa and has purchased house lots on Carramar Street for this purpose. The local community has been in Schedule 2.3 of the New Noosa Plan be amended to include 4, 6, 8 and 10 Carramar
Road. made aware of this intent through signage that has been displayed on the street front for some time. Street Tewantin in the Community Facilities Zone, specifically annotated for
Residential Care Facility.
AO7.1 of the Community Facilities Zone code refers to ‘Carramar Noosa Care’ at 186 Cooroy-Noosa Road, Vehicular access to the expanded facilities needs to be via Cooroy Noosa Road and not through the
Tewantin, over Lot 2 on RP177554 and Lots 18 and 19 on RP162486; being retained as residential care quiet residential street of Carramar Street. This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
facilities. However Lots 18 and 19 have not been included in the Community Facilities Zone and are actually advertised from 13 September.
in the Low Density Residential zone in which a Residential Care Facility is an impact assessable and The table of assessment and code provisions for the Community Facilities zone in Tewantin will also
inconsistent use require review to ensure development is compatible with the residential street. During the subsequent consultation period no additional submissions were received.
As Council appears to be supportive of the two sites being suitable for residential care, it is requested Table No further changes are recommended with regards to the zoning of this property.
6.8.1.3 be amended to reference all four sites as being suitable for residential care facilities associated with
Carramar Noosa Care.
It is however recommended that the Community Facilities Zone Code be amended to
Submitter provides an indicative concept which illustrates how the sites will connect and fit into the include the provision of a PO stating that Vehicle access to Carramar Noosa Care is to be
surrounding area. The concept includes: via Cooroy-Noosa Road only with no vehicular access off Carramar Street, Tewantin
• All vehicular access from Cooroy Noosa Access Road;
• Pedestrian access into adjoining Carramar development
• Six buildings of residential scale with interconnecting walkways;
• Two storey buildings and development consistent with 8meter height limit
Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 113
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