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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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19.1 Sunshine Beach
Table 19.1: Submissions of First Consultation
Submitter Submission and Grounds of Submission Planners’ Response Recommendation
20890060 Owner of 43 Solway Drive, Sunshine Beach would like their property to be considered for rezoning from low Support - given the location of this site with two frontages and the fact it adjoins medium density Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that zoning map ZM-
density residential to medium density residential because the block is uniquely situated for the appropriate residential this rezoning is considered appropriate. 14 within schedule 2.3 of the New Noosa Plan include 43 Solway Drive within the
development of a duplex or townhouses having long frontages to both Nebula St ( current driveway access ) Medium Density Residential Zone.
and Solway Drive. Furthermore the site is almost 800m2 and directly adjoins other medium density blocks
with examples of many other medium density housing lots nearby. The property as it stands has limited street This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
appeal and could be improved greatly by an architectural redevelopment. advertised from 13 September. During the subsequent consultation period and no
further submissions were received in response to this rezoning.
No further zone changes are recommended for this property.
20849540 Owner of 49 Pacific Ave requests property be up zoned to medium density. There are existing triplex and This isolated zoning is not supported as it is within a low density neighbourhood. Some older flats, That no change to the New Noosa Plan be made as a result of this submission
duplex developments on adjacent and nearby properties. Further, Pacific Avenue is at least 12m between duplexes and units at Sunshine Beach predated the 1985 planning scheme which zoned all this area
kerbs making it reasonable to support an increase in density and this is supported by the extensive for residential single unit (single detached houses)
development as you head closer to the beach.
19.2 Sunrise Beach
Table 19.2: Submissions of First Consultation
Submitter Submission and Grounds of Submission Planners’ Response Recommendation
20867015 Apart from being a poorly worded paragraph, the truth is that the Sunrise Beach neighbourhood centre is Draft Noosa Plan has allowed for an That no change be made to the New Noosa Plan as a result of this submission.
completely dated and, as a Council owned facility, can provide much better services to the local community. extension to the Neighbourhood centre
zone which could allow for further
Although higher order services are provided in the Junction, it would be great to be able to walk or ride to our redevelopment.
local shops to buy affordable, healthy food in a community friendly environment - especially since 500 extra
people will be squeezed into the small cul-de sac next and behind the shops. Pedestrian and cycle linkages could be
considered as part of the Transport
Strategy and any future cycle plans for
Noosa. The Local Government
Infrastructure Plan (LGIP) shows a network
of existing (pink) and proposed (green)
trunk footpaths in Sunrise and Sunshine.
You can ride or walk on these pathways.
There is also a network of local paths that
aren’t part of the trunk network or shown on
this map that lead to the shops. On road
cycling can also occur.
The Draft Noosa Plan also allows for an
expansion of a supermarket at Sunrise
shops up to 1000sqm
Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 133
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