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2017-12-12 S&O Agenda - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Draft Noosaville Foreshore Land Use Master Plan
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Log in to see the plans as drawnPrecinct 4 4.4.3 PRECINCT VISION
4.4 Quota Park Quota Park continues to support
public recreational use of its green
open spaces and supports limited
4.4.1 TODAY’S QUOTA PARK 4.4.2 KEY LAND USE OUTCOMES levels of low-impact land use
activities.
Quota Park is a highly active area, and current KIOSKS
land use activities incorporate:
Over time many of the commercial jetties have expanded their commercial
Background
• Areas for general open space and recreation uses (current lease purpose is 'marine facility purposes') to include retail sale
• Concentration of jetties used for various of food, such as ice cream, snacks and coffee.
commercial activities, such as water craft
hire, tours and kiosks
The community provided broad support for uses provided they are contained
Results of Consultation
and Stakeholder Eng.
• Water access within the approved lease area, do not encroach onto the foreshore and not
• Celebrations and weddings have a detrimental impact on neighbouring businesses.
• Car parking
Areas of open space and jetties are well
patronised.
The precinct sits as the central hub of the Minor ancillary retail sales have been a historic part of commercial jetty
foreshore. Its high level of activity reflects the operations but provision for them has not been clearly made in commercial
leases or local planning scheme. More recently retail sales from kiosks have
clustering of commercial jetties and proximity to
Discussion
intensified a commercial lease holders have expressed uncertainty about
adjacent commercial businesses along Gympie what scale is allowable.
Terrace and Thomas Street. Introduction of clear provisions within Noosa's New Planning Scheme is
supported to define an allowable scale of ancillary kiosks use.
Small scale ancillary kiosks are supported within commercial lease areas,
provided they are a minor component of a lawful marine facility use, do not
unduly impact on existing commercial businesses on Gympie Terrace and:
Recommendations
̏̏ Do not involve the sale of alcohol or meals
̏̏ Do not constitute retail shops, cafés or restaurants as separately defined in
the planning scheme
̏̏ Do not exceed a gross floor area of 10m2
̏̏ Do not exceed seating for 10 people, with seating wholly located within the
lease area
This approach to kiosks is proposed consistently throughout the foreshore
precincts.
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