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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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101-105 Eumundi-Noosa Drive is proposed to be zoned Medium Density Residential Zone which is generally Zoning this area as Medium Density will help achieve the outcomes of the Housing Needs
consistent with the current zoning being Attached Housing. The subject sites currently have and existing lawful Assessment by providing small dwellings and more housing choice in the Noosaville locality.
low impact industry and business uses on land through existing use rights.
There are also traffic implications for increasing commercial development in this locality along
It is suggested that the land should continue to be used for commercial business purpose consistent with the Eumundi-Noosa Road.
current development approval which provides for retail Business Type 6 (Hardware) and 7(Garden and
Lifestyle) MCU16/0130. Recommend no change to zoning.
Given the above and the nature of the surrounding land uses including Klinge Scaffolding (low impact industry)
and Ecom Noosa ( commercial business office), consideration should be given to include the subject land in a
Local Centre Zone or similar to allow for a range of business, residential and community activity uses.
The location is on a main road and the proposed uses would not impact upon the adjoining residential uses
and the land is located near other community uses to the south.
The use of the site for purely retail uses is not supported and specific provision could be drafted to exclude
these retail uses if necessary.
20867871 The proposed zoning of community facilities over 90 & 88A Goodchap St, Noosaville is supported provided The site has a current development approval which allows for the flexible use of the site and this is That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission.
the provisions area amended to allow for office use consistent with the current approval to allow for a flexible not required to be reflected in the zone provisions.
approach to respond to market forces.
The centre is well placed in the vicinity of the Hospital and will remain an important health centre into
This should also be applied to the retail component with a request to increase the total use area to 500m² to the future. Increasing retail use on the site is not considered appropriate at this stage given the
allow for a chemist or similar uses to be provided to support the medical uses as an integrated development. location of the nearby major centre.
This flexibility would enable other use to be considered for the site should the Noosa Business Centre provide
a large medical establishment where existing tenants would potentially relocate.
20866267 For Noosa Scouts uses defined as ‘education establishment’ and a ‘tourist park’ should be categorised as The site is surrounded by residential uses and as such it is reasonable for those residents to see That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission
accepted development and/or recognised as consistent uses listed as code assessable. applications and comment on further development of the site. The site has a number of approvals
and can continue to operate under their lawful use rights.
20868827 Various queries about future conservation use of: Lot 15 SP177649 Cooyar Street, Noosa Heads– this is a council owned freehold lot. It used to be That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission
used as the old tree dump and night soil (sewage dump) site. There has been various discussions
• Lot 15 SP177649 Cooyar Street, Noosa Heads about potential community uses for the land though there would have to be significant remediation of
• Lot 2 RP160983 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville contaminants, and any vegetation and important open space areas would need to set aside for
• Other large lots along Lake Weyba Drive protection for the community. In any case, the site sits outside the ‘Urban Area’ under the SEQ
regional plan (Shaping SEQ) so can’t be development for urban purposes at this time. It is also
• Query what is allowed at the Weyba Drive airstrip and what is being done to keep the old runway
zoned for Open Space Conservation under the current scheme and Environment Management and
serviceable at Sunshine Coast Airport.
Conservation under the draft New Noosa Plan.
• Support council’s efforts to manage jet skis and thrill seeker speed boats and to prioritise nature based
recreation. Lot 2 RP160983 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville (adjoining the airstrip) – This land is in private
ownership (same owners as the airstrip). It is zoned for Open Space Conservation under the current
• Request new playground spacenet or tower net in Sunshine Beach/Noosaville and new pump track
scheme and Environment Management and Conservation under the draft New Noosa Plan. Given
• Encourage council to commence a program of power garden tool swaps. the significant flooding constraints and biodiversity values, this is not proposed to change.
• Support council’s pedestrian and cycle way network. Some improvements needed around Girraween
Other large lots along Lake Weyba Drive are either zoned for conservation or have a split zoning of
Sports complex
Low Density Residential and Environment Management and Conservation to provide for a single
house but to significantly limit subdivision potential. Some lots have some ability to subdivide but
would have to demonstrate how they will manage flood risk and protect biodiversity values within the
developable (res zoned) areas. This is considered a balanced approach given that the split zoned
parcels are privately owned and have had some expectation to subdivide for many years.
Lot 1 RP160983 Lake Weyba Drive, Noosaville (airstrip) – The current owners have rights to use this
private airfield for limited commercial operations during restricted operating hours.
Sunshine Coast Airport –The Noosa Plan recognizes the Sunshine Coast airport as being the
primary airport servicing the Sunshine Coast region, including Noosa, and includes some provisions
that apply to development proposed within the air traffic area for safety reasons.
Other comments noted however are not part of the Planning Scheme and have been referred on to
relevant parts of Council.
20868648 Concerned about effects on Lake Weyba’s water quality and ecological communities caused by sediment run Parkridge Estate has an existing approval and stormwater has been assessed as part of the That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission
off from development and land use around the shores and tributaries. Includes Parkridge development, development application. There are detailed requirements in the planning scheme in relation to
currently under construction. Dramatic decline in marine biodiversity attributed to increased sediment and erosion and sediment management and water quality protection that need to be met for any new
pollutants. Ensure no further Parkridge style developments permitted in the future. Ensure stringent development.
monitoring of Parkridge runoff and include measures to soften visual impact on scenic amenity of lake.
The Noosa airstrip has been zoned for Community Services since the 1997 strategic plan. Approvals
Object to inclusion of Noosa airstrip in the Community Facilities zone – should be Environment Management are in place for ongoing operation as an airstrip.
and Conservation.
Council has sought to include sustainability requirements in the New Noosa Plan including PV solar
Installation of rainwater tanks of at least 5000lt capacity should be mandatory on all residential properties to generation on new developments. This has been unsuccessful through the state. Council will
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