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2020-09-08 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 8 SEPTEMBER 2020
The proposed changes to the development are minor in nature and result in a building scale that
is compatible with surrounding development and do not present an appearance of bulk to adjacent
properties, or the beach. As the existing unapproved structure will be modified as part of this
proposal, the renovated building will present a superior built form outcome to what is currently
existing, providing a greater variety in the built form and architectural style along The Parade
frontage. The renovation of the northern façade of the Noosa on the Beach development will result
in greater activation and visual interest for pedestrians along The Parade, due to outdoor dining
being located along the frontage. In addition, the proposal maintains and enhances the existing
area of landscaping, preserving the two Pandanus on site, whilst providing additional and improved
landscaping both within the subject site and on Council reserve. Therefore, the proposed site cover
is acceptable and compatible in the context of the subject site and historical development within
the surrounding locality.
Carparking
The original approval for a Multiple Dwelling of 20 units, 8 Shops and 2 Restaurants required 43
carparks to be provided onsite. The approval conditioned a minimum of 31 carparks to be provided
onsite, and payment of $96,000 to Council in lieu of twelve onsite carparks.
Carparking requirements for Entertainment and Dining Business - Type 1 Food & Beverages under
The Noosa Plan 2006 and Food and Drink Outlet under Noosa Plan 2020 are both calculated
based on use area, which excludes kitchen and food storage areas. In terms of carparking
calculations, the proposed change triggers additional carparking for the 14.1m 2 increase in use
area for the outdoor dining area only (refer to Figure 11), as the enclosed dining area use area was
approved under the original TPC2021 and therefore does not trigger for additional carparking and
does not increase the likely demand for car parking on site.
Carparking requirements are as follows:
Noosa Plan 2006
Entertainment and Dining Business - Type 1 Food & Beverages at 1 space per 10m2 of use area
= 1.41 spaces
Noosa Plan 2020
Food and Drink Outlet at 1 space per 20m2 of use area = 0.70 spaces
Figure 11: Area constituting additional use area
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