2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report

 Submitter   Submission and Grounds of Submission                                                                                  Planners’ Response                                                                                          Recommendation
             The Noosa plan highlights the need for increased retirement and aged care living. This area would be very
             appropriate for such a facility.
 20858821    Lower density apartments a better use of site
 20858822    provide an alternative range of smaller housing
 20858626    more housing for the many new families and retirees which move to Noosa for the relaxed lifestyle
 20868429    To protect current residential amenity, the undeveloped lands should be more appropriately zoned for
             permanent residential accommodation and/or retirement/aged care and/or a mixture of both. This would
 20867326    maintain higher levels of residential amenity that will be lost if developed as a high density tourist resort
 20868031    development.
             Allow subject land to be developed at a reasonable density and be used for permanent residential uses only,
             generally akin to the existing developments on the northern side of Serenity Close (eg at a density of around
             27 dwellings per hectare or approximately 66 units on the 3.7ha subject site). This would result in the ability
             to better maintain and protect the significant environmental values of the site and retain more vegetation;
             ensure traffic congestion/impacts can be reasonably managed and further congestion limited; ensure amenity
             impacts on existing residents are able to be suitably managed and the existing residential amenity of Serenity
             Close can be maintained; and ensure no land use conflicts between permanent and short-term residential
             activities occur.
 20858919    A smaller scale exclusive 6 star hotel on no more than 50%
 20864554    Look at bringing the traffic for the Resort in via Coral Tree Av into Banksia av. Relocate the closure of
             Banksia so it is just before the roundabout to avoid the street being used to skip the roundabout in the
 20872027    junction and exit at Katharina street to Hastings street. By doing this it would reduce the congestion at the
             junction round about and also reduce the traffic moving along Grant street.
             Suggests a smaller range of around 30/40 apartments with around 70/80 rooms is the maximum visitor
             accommodation that the site can viably support.



Table 18.2 Submissions from Significant Changes Consultation
 Submitter   Submission and Grounds of Submission                                                                                  Planners’ Response                                                                                          Recommendation
 21004915    Submission reinforces support for how the Planning Scheme deals with this site. Offers strong support for the         Noted.                                                                                                      That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission.
             changes relating to the site. Unitywater is committed to facilitating and supporting community uses and
             activities on some of it's surplus land assets.
 21006196    Seqwater thanks Council for amending the split zoning on Lot 1 RP800331, to now cover the entirety of the             This submission is not in response to a significant change                                                  That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission.
             lot so that it aligns with the Noosa Water Treatment Plant (WTP) upgrade. Seqwater has noticed the 2018
             version of the scheme annotated the site “1”, for Utility installation in the Community Facilities Zone. However      The draft scheme as advertised in February 2019 showed all of 400 Lake Macdonald Drive (Lot 1 on
             this annotation has been omitted in the “significant“ changes version. This will result in a Utility installation     RP 800331) in the Community Facilities Zone with a specific designation for 1. Utility Installation, just
             moving from Code assessment to Impact assessment as per categories of development and assessment in                   like the adjoining property to the south. These properties collectively contain most of the major water
             Table 5.5.11. Seqwater is concerned by the possible cost, length of assessment and potential for delay which          supply infrastructure associated with Lake Macdonald.
             will be created by this minor omission in the future. Seqwater does not see the rationale for this change. This       Neither the zoning nor the annotation changed with the significant changes. The submitter stated
             site contains an existing utility                                                                                     the version of the mapping reviewed by the submitter did not show annotation layer and they thought
             installation, which was a utility installation even prior to the transfer of the WTP during the millennium drought.   the “1” had been removed which would have then triggered assessment for their operation. This is
                                                                                                                                   not the case. The site is definitely still annotated for Utility Installation.




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