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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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Log in to see the plans as drawn Submitter Submission and Grounds of Submission Planners’ Response Recommendation
supported. It is not sound planning to increase the number of people living in an area affected by
flood hazard.
20858903 Submitter lives in own home in Laburnum Crescent Noosaville and wants new scheme to leave the building Noted. There are no proposed zoning changes in the immediate locality in the New Noosa plan. That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of these submissions.
zoning in their street and the immediate area to remain unchanged, making sure unit blocks etc cannot be
built and opposes secondary dwellings on each block.
20868038 Noosa Airfield Support the Draft Noosa Plan as it recognizes the importance of the existing airfield land use Noted. The subject site is recognised and annotated air service in the community facilities zone. It is That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission
by its recognition in the Strategic Framework. not considered appropriate to consider any future development on this site as exempt development
given the sensitive and constrained nature of the site and surrounding locality. In addition the
Recommend the following to ensure appropriate practical measures are incorporated in the planning scheme subject site is not considered a significant airport in the region unlike the Sunshine coast airport and
that align with the strategic intent for the airport to be protected and enhanced and ensure the planning therefore does not require further protection of an overlay or consider as part of designated airport
scheme reflects the actual operational and safety requirements of the airfield as the occur on the ground control area.
and as required by federal legislation:
• The subject site is in the Community Facilities zone and annotated a “air service” which is further defined
in the planning scheme. The table of Assessment for the zone however does not make reference to this
use and therefore by default is inconsistent impact. Given the designation of the land and the associated
annotation on the map recognizes the existence of the airfield suggest that the table of Assessment be
amended to be exempt development if annotated for this purpose.
• The inclusion of a new Airport Environs Overlay Code to protect he airfield from reverse amenity issues,
safety and regulating new development. Example provided with submission.
• The inclusion of an Airport Environs overlay map to identify a buffer airport control area, safety zones,
access and landing zones. Example provided with submission
• Amend the proposed zoning map to include the entire area designated as airport control area as
Community Facilities Zone with annotation.
20867166 Under the waterways works code there are some inconsistencies between the areas zoned Low Density and Noted and reviewed. Provisions regarding Noosa waters setbacks should be consistent in both the Including provisions in the Medium Density Residential zone to be consistent with the low
Medium Density. We would like to see these rules harmonised. Medium and Low Density Residential zones. density zone regarding Noosa waters.
20868183 Objection to the proposed change in zoning of 111 Lake Weyba Drive. Submitter states the proposed The flood hazard in this part of Noosaville is significant. A complete revision of council’s flood That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of these submissions.
changes would result in a reduction of the residential development entitlements afforded to the land, in modelling and mapping was prepared for the whole of Noosa River and are based on the equivalent
particular: of a 1 in 100 year flood event (1%AEP) including climate change projections to year 2100.
• Reduce area zoned Low Density Residential Zone and increased proportion of the site zoned For some time Council has had a policy of not allowing the filling of land to meet flood immunity and
Environmental Management and Conservation. not increasing the number of lots and in turn households living within the flood hazard area.
• Inclusion of code provisions if administered rigorously would have the effect of sterilizing future For transparency, given these lots should not be subdivided, the Low Density Residential Zone has
subdivision. These include Noosaville Local Plan Code PO32 and AO32; and Reconfiguration of a Lot broadly been applied over existing homes on the site but no further. The provisions in Reconfiguring
Code PO4. a Lot Code are designed to make this position as clear as possible.
• Acknowledge existing constraints on the land however, such constraints should be appropriately
interrogated as part of a development application and not a broad scale mapping approach.
Seeks amended zoning to reflect the current Noosa Plan 2006 as well as removal of Code provisions that
specifically prevent subdivision within Lake Weyba Drive, to allow for the site specific determination of
constraints rather than the preclusion on the grounds of broad brush mapping.
20851079 Regarding 135 Lake Weyba Drive, the submitter objects to the extent of the Environmental Management and
Conservation Zone over the site. Attention is drawn to Reconfiguring a Lot Application RAL17/0504 for a 4
lot subdivision in accordance with the current zoning of the land. That application was refused and is
currently under appeal in the Planning & Environment Court. Under such circumstances it is considered
inappropriate for Council to change the zone in the way proposed. Submitter requests that the zoning be
amended to mirror the current split zoning allocation to reflect the achievable use of the land and updated to
the current QPP terminology as Low Density Residential.
20867873 Owner of 143 Lake Weyba Dr Noosaville objects to the proposed zoning of the site. The owner requests the
Low Density residential zone be extended over the entire site as per the 2006 Noosa Plan; or amend the
relevant provisions in the Draft Plan so as to allow for the subdivision of the land into 3 lots generally as
shown in the preliminary plan attached to the submission.
20862013 Objection to Munna Beach Apartments at 291 Gympie Tce Noosaville being included in Tourist In the current scheme These units have been included in the Attached Housing Zone and consist of That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of these submissions
Accommodation Zone for the following reasons: a three storey resort complex. These are existing residents and owners enjoy existing use rights to
20868602 live in their units or rent to longer term tenants. The use of multiple dwellings will remain a
• The building was initially built in the 1980s and has a mixture of permanent residents and Short-term consistent use under the New Noosa Plan. However it is primarily a visitor resort and given its
20866061 holiday rentals managed by an on-site manager. We have never had any residential restrictions on location on Gympie Terrace it is considered appropriate to continue to include it in the Tourist
20867700 usage of the unit. Accommodation Zone.
• The current development density of Munna Beach Apartment’s site is appropriate for the area and
consistent with other use in the area.
• Restrictions on residential use proposed in the Tourist Accommodation zone should not be applied and
the zone should be replaced with another zoning commensurate with the current development.
Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 118
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