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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 drawn 4.4.4 LAND USE CRITERIA
Weddings Events Kiosk
Location suitable for group Location for small-medium sized Location(s) where commercial lease areas are permitted to
celebrations where pre booking event or overflow for events operate a small scale kiosk associated with the primary lease
of a space is needed elsewhere within locality use terms.
Suitable uses Wedding ceremonies Outdoor education A single kiosk is permissible for each commercial lease,
Club/community group gathering or where it is a small-scale ancillary component of marine
events facilities uses within the lease. Retail sales are limited to
Amplified music or entertainment non-alcoholic drinks (including coffee), refreshments and
snacks. Meals are not provided and there is no on-site food
preparation. Gross floor area is limited to 10m2. Seating for
a maximum of 10 people may be provided, which must be
wholly located within the lease area
Details Wedding ceremony permit (not Temporary event permit. Generally no Ongoing use regulated under the relevant Planning Scheme
including wedding receptions and more than 4, one-off permits per year & must be consistent with lease use terms
private functions). Single issue.
Generally no more than 6 permits
per year
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