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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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Table 17.1: Submissions on First round of Consultation
Submitter Submission and Grounds of Submission Planners’ Response Recommendation
20867343 73 Eumundi Noosa Rd and 2C Starboard Ave The subject sites are proposed to be located it the Low Density Support inclusion of these sites in the Medium Density Residential Zone. Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that zoning map ZM-12
Housing Zone and are surrounded by the Medium Density Housing Zone. The subject sites have similar within Schedule 2.3 of the New Noosa Plan be amended to include 73 Eumundi Noosa
characteristics to the surrounding land that has been zoned Medium Density Residential Zone and wish to be Road and 2C Starboard Avenue in the Medium Density Residential Zone.
included in this zoned to provide a consistent approach to the area and ensure appropriate form of
development can occur. This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
advertised from 13 September. During the subsequent consultation period no
additional submissions were received.
No further changes are recommended for this property.
20868265 Resident Mangers of The Islander Resort 185-193 Gympie Tce Noosaville (who also run Moondoggy Café) There are many unit complexes that were built specifically as visitor accommodation and as detailed Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that zoning map ZM-12
advise that property has always operated as a holiday resort and wish the entire resort be rezoned to Tourist already individual units have interchangeable existing use rights to be occupied permanently or within Schedule 2.3 of the New Noosa Plan be amended to include all of The Islander
Accommodation Zone to reflect this use of site as a resort and support the further availability of tourist short-term. Most of the complex is currently in the Attached Housing Zone with the components on Resort at 185 Gympie Terrace Noosaville within the tourist Accommodation Zone.
accommodation in the Noosaville area particularly if re-developed. street front in the visitor Mixed Use Zone.
This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
This is a significant three storey resort and it was originally rezoned specifically as a Tourist Resort advertised from 13 September.
Complex. The Medium Density Residential Zone actually only caters for two storey development
and not at the scale of this complex. Given its already partly zoned Tourist Accommodation Zone it During the subsequent consultation period 2 submissions were received in support
is suggested the whole site be included in this zone. of this rezoning refer to Table 17.2
No further zone changes are recommended for this property.
20867200 Owners of apartments at Barbados Cr, Noosaville object to rezoning from "Attached Housing" to "Tourist Supported. Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that the Noosaville
Accommodation" on the following grounds:- zoning map ZM-12 within Schedule 2.3 of the planning scheme be amended to
20867734 Having regard to the zones include properties to the north of Noosa Parade, east of Munna Crescent and
• Many properties in the area are permanently occupied. in place prior to the including Woorookool Place and Barbados Crescent in the Medium Density
20867752 introduction of the Noosa
• Long term residential activities are not included in the overall outcomes for the zone and therefore there’s Residential Zone
20868427 concern for the ongoing diversity of residential uses currently afforded under the housing zone in the Plan in 2006 it is considered
existing Noosa Plan. that the portion of land This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
20868215 generally fronting the inside advertised from 13 September.
• May have a detrimental impact on the value of the property if a future buyer perceived a reduction in edge of Munna Crescent, to
20868344 opportunities of residential activities given the planning scheme would appear to proposed exclusion of During the subsequent consultation period several submissions were received
the north of Noosa Parade,
20867175 permanent residents in the Tourist Accommodation zone. including all of Barbados requesting the zone be returned to Tourist Accommodation. Refer to Table 17.2
• The roads and facilities in the immediate area will not possibly cope with a major increase in the Crescent and most of No further changes are recommended for these properties.
population density of the area. Woorookool Place is not
• The existing very pleasant environment of the surrounding area would be severely compromised by a best placed in the Tourist
substantial increase in the population density. Accommodation Zone.
Unlike other parts of
• If there is to be a zoning change, "Medium Density Residential" would more appropriately reflect the
Noosaville and Noosa
present character of the area.
Heads this area is low set, only 2 storeys in height and could not sustain substantial increase in
20862225 Owners of units at #6, #8 and #11 Woorookool Place objects to the rezoning of their properties to "Tourist density or built form. Notwithstanding that many of these units are used short-term by visitors or
Accommodation" on the following grounds:- part-time residents, it is considered the medium density residential zone be applied to properties
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• Owners want to maintain the right to live in their unit, rent it permanently or short-term, and this right within the red line in the map below.
20867882 should not be changed based on location. Existing use rights will remain regardless of the zone change which allows for both permanent and
20867104 • Properties were originally built and approved as residential dwellings and have a mixture of residents, short-term accommodation for units developed prior to 2006.
tenants and tourists in the area, it should not be zoned as one or the other.
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• It will diminish the value of the properties when they sell in the future and limit the level of interest in the
20867479 property.
20866840 • Contrary to an opinion that permanent residents do not contribute to the economic welfare of Noosa,
residents are responsible citizens who contribute to the services throughout the area and support all the
shopping centres, restaurants and entertainment facilities. They also attract visits throughout the year
from family and friends who also make use of all of these facilities when they are here.
• Concerned the new classification will attract a higher level of rates than currently charged which would
seem unfair as nothing changes.
• Zone change has the potential to dramatically increase the population density in this area.
• Vehicle parking in this area is already at capacity during holiday periods. The likely increase in
accommodation and vehicle parking and vehicle movements will not be sustainable.
• The proposed changes have the potential to negatively impact the character of the area and the property
values. These changes have the potential to commercialise accommodation at the expense of private
ownership.
• It appears that a "one size fits all" approach has been taken without any thought to sustainability.
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