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2017-09-12 P&E Agenda - Attachments 1, 2 & 3 to Item 8 - Local Government Infrastructure Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnAppendix | — Glossary of Terms
Commercial A locality of land identified under the Noosa Plan, Maroochy Plan and/or Caloundra
City Plan intended for the use of all types of office accommodation, retail stores, hotels
and service establishments. Commercial property is often specifically referred to as
office property.
Industrial A locality of land identified under the Noosa Plan, Maroochy Plan and/or Caloundra
City Plan being a controlled land use environment designed to accommodate a range of
industry land uses including manufacturing, bulk warehouse storage, processing,
including light and heavy industry land uses.
Retail A specific category of land use identified for the sale of goods, materials or services to
the public (other than wholesale).
Detached Housing A dwelling unattached to any other building and occupied or intended or designed for
occupation as a single dwelling.
Medium Density Residential A locality of land identified under the Noosa Plan, Maroochy Plan and/or Caloundra
City Plan. This land typically accommodates a higher density of dwellings per hectare
. over and above Detached Housing. Typically, Medium Density Residential refers to low
to medium rise residential developments of multiple dwelling units and/or townhouses.
Parkland Existing parkland as defined under the Noosa Plan, Maroochy Plan and/or Caloundra
City Plan. Typically parkland is land as constructed and utilised for community park
purposes within a suburban locality. Often, parkland is land associated with drainage
constraints, being low lying in nature and/or flood prone.
Parkland does not make allowances for an opportunity cost for a Council to purchase
existing urban land to be converted to future parkland.
Englobo Land with potential for subdivision. Subdivisional land that has the appropriate
characteristics to facilitate its subdivision into smaller parcels, where it represents a
higher and better economic use of a site that the existing use of the larger area.
Greentield/Infill A housing development site located within an existing already developed urban
area. The site is likely to be in close proximity to built dwellings and existing amenities.
Brownfield A developed site, generally in an urban area, no longer used for the purpose for which it
was developed. In Commonwealth usage, a brownfield site may be derelict or still
partially utilised; contamination may or may not be present.
Rural A locality of land identified under the Noosa Plan, Maroochy Plan and/or Caloundra
City Plan. Rural land encompasses much of the Sunshine Coast hinterland localities.
. Also including Rural Residential land, it is land generally considered in excess of 2
hectares and up to 10 hectares for Rural Residential. Selected larger Rural holdings can
accommodate land areas up to 100-150 hectares.
psm / $ psm per square metre / rate per square metre
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