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Council Report - MCU25 0119 (As Published) · MCU25/0119
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 7 JULY 2026
2. BACKGROUND
On 16 September 2021, Council at it’s Ordinary Meeting resolved to agree to a request to assess
an application for Commercial Business Type 1 Office and Commercial Business Type 2 Medical
on future lot 22, being the subject site, under the Superseded Planning Scheme (Noosa Plan
2006).
The subject site now benefits from an approval granted on 18 August 2022 for a Material Change
of Use - Commercial Business Type 1 Office & Type 2 Medical which was assessed under the
2006 Noosa Plan. This permit approved a two-storey building and two-storey basement, with a
total gross floor area of 2,170m2. The floor area was approved to be used interchangeably between
Commercial Business Type 1 - Office and Commercial Business Type 2 – Medical.
Two (2) subsequent minor change applications were lodged over the site.
• Minor change application MCU22/0038.01 was approved 20 April 2023, primarily relating
to the “relocation” of 93m² of approved use area from the ground floor to basement ‘level
02’ for the purpose of a built radiation treatment facility. The changes involved the reduction
of carparking from 104 to 96 spaces which was offset by a reduction in the GFA as the
relocated use area was within the basement. The reduction in carparking was supported
based on conditions being imposed to ensure the oncology use was linked to the radiation
bunker.
• Minor change application MCU22/0038.02 was approved 19 February 2025 which allowed
the removal of two parking spaces in ‘Basement 1’ to relocate fire pumps from the southern
property boundary of the site parallel to Eenie Creek Road to the southeastern property
boundary towards the rear of the development site. The approval additionally included
changes to the location of the bicycle spaces and footpath alignment.
3. SITE DETAILS
3.1. Site Description
The site is legally described as Lot 22 SP322201, 26 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville. The lot is
irregularly shaped and includes a 10-metre vegetation covenant along the northern boundary. The
site is one of the main gateways into the Business Centre.
3.2. Surrounding Land Uses
The existing development is situated within the established Noosa Civic Shopping Centre,
adjoining Hoffman Drive and Eenie Creek Road.
To the southeast of the site are showroom tenancies and associated uses, while directly to the
south lies the retail centre within the Noosa Business Centre – Retail Precinct. This precinct
comprises a diverse mix of shops, health care services, food and drink outlets, service industries,
offices, and indoor sport and recreation uses.
The broader area north of the site includes a range of low impact industrial uses, Good Shepherd
Lutheran College, and the Noosa Domain Retirement Village. To the west, land is occupied by low
and medium impact industrial activities. Significant areas of open space and conservation land
containing remnant vegetation are located to the greater south and east and are preserved as
National Park or Environmental Reserve.
Document Set ID: 24331888
Version: 17, Version Date: 23/06/2026
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