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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 1 DRAFT 20191202-Noosa Plan Consultation Report
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Support initiatives for increase in key worker accommodation in this area.
20868822 Overall support of the Framework and Character plans in terms of providing further direction and urban Agree further clarification needs to be provided for key Development sites in the Local plan Codes. That further clarity to key development sites be included in the Local Plan Codes with the
design outcomes. following wording:
20868221 Further clarification and context for a special place is currently provided for in Planning Scheme Policy 7
Further clarification is required for the significance of a Key Development site and the nature of Framework and Character Plans. Special places are key community meeting places in centres and Key Development Sites where identified on Figure 7.2.1.4 (Framework and
20868813 development on these sites. generally have a high level of amenity and landscaping. Character Plan) are to be developed with a high standard of architectural design
20866920 and amenity consistent with the preferred character of the area as they are at key
Clarity around those sites identified as special place – arrival meeting The designation of the pedestrian cycle links would be on a case by case basis particularly where access locations and gateways to centres and will significantly contribute to the overall
is through a building – bikes may not be appropriate. In most cases the links should be for both but this is look and feel and streetscape character of the area.
Corridors shown as key pedestrian/cycle links on privately owned, land where there are currently no links. dependent on the local circumstances.
Where they currently exist, clarity around whether they are designated for pedestrian only or both cycling
and pedestrian movement.
20867879 Noosa Business Centre: Spotlight site was reviewed and it was considered appropriate to include the entire site into the Major Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that –
centre Zone. The Small Business precinct was removed from the site as it was considered more
20867876 Spotlight site - Make amendments to the Major centre zone and Noosa Business Centre (NBC) Framework appropriate to deliver this type of development where it is already occurring in locations such as Gateway 2-10 Hofmann Drive and 36-40 Hofmann Drive be rezoned to Major Centre Zone,
and Character Plan to recognize the unique characteristics afforded by a single owner such as the Drive. In addition this area of the NBC has a more traditional lot configuration, built form and land use removing the Small Scale Business Precinct off the site and extending the
20868649 opportunity for a master planned development. This will allow the Draft Plans intent of the small scale with industrial, office developments with showrooms adjacent. Given this it was considered preferable to Showroom precinct further west along the northern boundary of the site. The
20865178 business to succeed through support form larger scale anchors and other supporting uses. extend the Showroom precinct along the northern boundary of the site with the remainder of the site to remainder of the sites to be included in the Business Park precinct.
20862337 Amend the NBC Framework and Character Plan to include additional external pedestrian connections and be Business Park Precinct. the Village Mixed Use precinct be reconfigured to extend further along the eastern
minor reconfigurations of the existing Noosa Civic Centre that could be included as trunk infrastructure to Any internal integration and pedestrian movement should be the subject of the future development of the side of the proposed new main street and extend the primary active street frontage
20860808 improve connectivity and integration of the overall centre; accordingly. Reconfigure the adjoining High Density Residential precinct
site consistent with the Local Framework Maps and is not identified as trunk infrastructure. Refer to LIGIP
20862111 comments. accordingly.
Allow for the alignment of the internal road to be delivered generally in accordance with the NBC framework
and character plan. Reduce verge width to 20m within the village mixed use precinct and business park The realignment of the Main road west of its current location and horizontal alignment of the pedestrian the western end of High Density Residential precinct along the norther side of
precinct. link crossing from the Retail Precinct to the Village Mixed Use Precinct and reflect in Framework plan Hofmann Drive be amended to Business Park precinct (corner of Rene St and
Amend the location of the potential transit centre so it is located within the core of the site between the could still be considered as the location of the road is shown as indicative. Hofmann Drive).
existing development and the proposed Visitor Mixed Use precinct. Staff are happy to consider and review the proposed location of transit hub, however it would need to be additional provisions be included in the High Density residential precinct to consider
Showroom precinct needs to be able to expand into the adjoining Business Park Precinct fronting Walter a minimum size of 5,000m2 and be unencumbered and to be located to ensure effective functionality for noise and amenity impacts from adjoining centre uses.
Hay Drive to allow for the extension of large format retail as well as commercial. the centre. This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
The Village Mixed Use Precinct to be extended along the eastern side of the road and extending the Extension of the Showroom precinct in this locality is not supported. It is considered more appropriate on advertised from 13 September. During the subsequent consultation submissions
primary active street frontage thereby reducing the size of the High Density Residential Precinct adjoining the western side of the centre where there is a more traditional style and form of development and the were received. These are detailed bellow in Table 10.2 however there are no further
Walter Hay Drive. showrooms will not be in a prominent location. This site is located adjoining a main gateway into the changes proposed as a result of these.
centre and therefore development should be of a high standard or architecture and design. Extending the
We believe the residential precinct should be entitled to enjoy their quiet amenity just as existing showroom built form with car parking to the front is not considered appropriate.
industrial/enterprise uses are entitled to conduct and go about their business within their approvals in a
harmonious way. Therefor suggest relocating the High Density Residential use be relocated to form Support the reconfiguration of Village Mixed Use Precinct and High Density Residential precinct to
Precinct E2 to Precincts E1 and E6 and Business uses be reinstated at E2. With the proposed Medical enable the extension of the primary active street frontage along the eastern side of the proposed new
development , should this come into fruition any accommodation component of this should be situated at main street. The further expansion of the village mixed use precinct is not supported as it significantly
the very north of the area reduces the amount of potential residential development within the centre and would require a significant
increase in retail GFA for the site which is not supported.
The Framework and Character Plan is highly detailed and prescriptively plans the site for future
development removing the opportunity for innovation and discourages alternate forms or outcomes which The High Density Residential precinct located along the northern side of Hofmann Drive has raised
respond to future needs or market demands. concerns with existing nearby industrial businesses due to potential reverse amenity impacts. As a result
it is recommended to include the western portion of this site, being the corner of Hofmann Drive and
Rene St, to be included in the Business Park precinct to allow for an appropriate interface use between
industry and residential to reduce any potential issues with noise. The medical centre referred to does
not include any residential component other than a caretaker’s accommodation unit which is located on
the northern side off the development and is subject of a current development application with Council. In
addition it is considered appropriate to include some additional amenity provisions in the High Density
residential precinct to ensure development residential development within the centre be designed and
developed to mitigate noise impacts from adjoining centre uses.
The framework plans provide further detail and context into the preferred urban design, character,
connection linkages and land use outcomes council would like to see for the site.
20867879 Noosa Business Centre: As stated in previous comments on the Framework Plan the Small Scale Business precinct has been Council at its Special Meeting of 12 September 2019 resolved that
removed and replaced with and Extension to the Showroom precinct along the northern boundary of the
20867876 Reviewing the diversity of consistent land uses in context to the retail cap for Showroom Precinct 5C, site and the remainder of the site Business Park precinct. Given the increase in the Showroom precinct • the GFA cap for the Showroom Precinct for Lot 1 SP222982 and Lot 4 SP246584
recognizing the opportunity for large format retail within the NBC to meet current undersupply and the GFA for showroom retail has been increased accordingly to 3,500m² to provide for additional be increased to a combined total of 3,500m²
20868649 anticipated future demand as detailed in Location IQ economic report. showrooms in this location. • the front setbacks in the High Density Residential Precinct be reduced for the third
20868814 Development which is consistent with the land use intent for any intended precincts within the NBC should With such a large undeveloped site such as the Noosa Business centre, it is important to provide storey to allow for passive surveillance to the street.
20865178 be subject to code assessment, if not accepted development subject to requirements especially where in opportunity to undertake further planning to ensure an appropriate outcome as well as providing an
existing buildings and where acceptable outcomes can be met. This provides businesses with certainty This formed part of a package of significant changes to the draft scheme re-
20862337 opportunity for the community to have input into. advertised from 13 September During the subsequent consultation period two
about the intended use and reduces timeframes for delivery of development. Categorising all uses as
impact has negative impacts as it provides not confidence or certainty to QIC, future investors or tenants The Draft Noosa plan has increased the proposed GFA for retail uses including the showroom retail by submissions were received. These are detailed bellow in Table 10.2 however there
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attracting longer assessment periods and increasing costs. an additional 12,000m² overall from the current planning scheme. The overall strategic outcome for this are no further changes proposed as a result of these submissions
centre is to create a Village with a mix of retail, business and residential with some additional open space
Consultation Report - Consideration of Submissions on the New Noosa Plan Page 73
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