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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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facilities in this immediate locality, accommodating future community housing on the subject land is therefore
a compelling proposition that is strongly aligned with the Strategic Framework and Strategic Intent of the Draft
Noosa Plan.
The identified proposed zoning over the entire site (being Community Facilities for the ‘specific purpose’ of
‘Utility Installation’) limits the greater potential of the site and (more vitally) serves to obstruct the delivery of
alternative housing opportunities in the Noosa region.
Requests the zone be changed for a portion of 32 Viewland Drive to be Community Facilities Zone, for the
‘specific purpose’ of ‘Retirement Facility & Residential Care Facility’
Also requests amend Table 5.5.11 – (Community Facilities - Categories of development and assessment—
Material Change of Use) to include ‘Community Residence’ with the inclusion of the following annotation:
Code Assessment
(a) If located on Lot 1 RP2267280; and
(b) On a site specifically annotated for the ‘specific purpose’ of ‘Retirement Facility & Residential Care
Facility’ on a zone map included in schedule 2.
20868153 In relation to “RACV Noosa” at 94 and 142 Noosa Drive Noosa Heads RACV seeks an amendment to the The 1986 rezoning of this property was for Resort Accommodation and Ancillary Facilities. The That
draft planning scheme to allow the subject land to be used for both permanent residential living and visitor 1997 Strategic Plan specifically sought to protect the site for visitor accommodation and resort
accommodation. development. The 2006 Planning Scheme also specified it as a resort site. • the real property description of 94 Noosa Drive be corrected where it is specifically
referenced in the scheme
While the use of the land for tourist accommodation is supported, the removal of the ability of the land to be It’s acknowledged that RACV Noosa successfully operates as a family friendly resort (on 94 Noosa
used for any form of permanent residential living is not supported. It is acknowledged that the operation of Drive, 203SP267424) providing much local employment and offering excellent guest facilities. • the maximum height provisions for Tourist Accommodation Zone at Table 6.3.4.3 be
RACV Noosa at 94 Noosa Drive is currently providing tourist accommodation in association with other uses corrected in terms of real property descriptions and street address to make clear that a
and operates as a family friendly resort. This development provides substantial community benefit. While “The Enclave” is understood to be currently available through the resort booking it is 2 storey and 8 metre height limit apply to all of Lot 3 SP126203, Lot 203 SP267424,
appreciated these are all separately owned. and any lots on SP203417 being 94 - 142 Noosa Drive
The current development approval for the RACV Noosa Resort was obtained under a superseded planning
scheme with the residential component being defined as multiple dwelling. This development approval There are existing use rights for all units within the resort, including “The Enclave” to be used for
currently does not restrict the dwelling units from being used for permanent residential living, consistent with permanent occupancy. The introduction of a new planning scheme will not affect these rights.
the current Semi-Attached Housing Zoning. This is the case for all dwelling units other than the single Number 142 Noosa Drive (3SP126203) can proceed with the development application/approval
bedroom units attached to the dual key units, which are to be used for visitor accommodation only, unless the process already in train or take advantage of saving provisions in the Planning Act relating to
entire dwelling unit is used for permanent living. The dwelling units located within the ‘enclave’ (Lot 0 on superseded planning schemes. Otherwise it is also considered this site should remain in the Tourist
203415) might, subject to market forces, be used for permanent living in the future. Accommodation Zone as notified however it is not specifically listed in Table of Assessment 5.5.4
Regardless of the commencement of the new planning scheme the land enjoys existing use rights; however, and Table 6.3.4.3 as being protected for visitor accommodation where multiple dwellings are
the proposed new zoning does not reflect these use rights. This is with respect to the land being used for inconsistent.
either permanent residential living and or visitor accommodation under the current approval which is currently Changes are needed however to correct the Real Property Description of 94 Noosa Parade which is
reflected under the current Noosa Plan. Council should maintaining the existing use rights for multiple Lot 203 SP267424. This will be the only one of the 3 adjoining subject sites which will be specifically
housing and visitor accommodation, with both of these uses being allowed under the current Noosa Plan. listed in Table of Assessment 5.5.4 and Table 6.3.4.3 as being protected for visitor accommodation
142 Noosa Drive also has a current development approval which allows for 10 multiple dwellings, also where multiple dwellings are inconsistent.
obtained under a superseded planning scheme. This approval allows the land to be used for either Changes are also needed to Table 6.3.4.3 where building height is specified for the Tourist
permanent residential living and or visitor accommodation and maintains maximum flexibility with respect to Accommodation Zone as all three of the resort site, the enclave and the vacant block at 142 need to
residential uses that might be achieved. Visitor accommodation provides considerable community benefit to accurately be referenced in terms of real property description.
the local community, however the ability to maintain flexibility in residential land uses is also important
consideration for the land owner. Having regard to the scale of development that could be achieved on this
land, including consideration of the environmental values, unless the site is integrated with the RACV Noosa
development it is highly unlikely that this land would be used for visitor accommodation in isolation. Existing
use rights to use this land for multiple housing should be maintained under the New Noosa Plan.
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