2014-05-20 Planning & Organisation Committee Agenda

PLANNING & ORGANISATION COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                     20 MAY 2014


     Future subdivisions or development should not provide for cul-de-sacs and should extend
      or enhance previous village street pattern and open space networks.
     Riparian buffer should be extended to include areas around Keys Creek.

Boreen Point
    Need to protect ambience and heritage values at Boreen Point from very large imposing
     buildings.
    Need to protect and document heritage sites in the village.

11.    Zoning Requests

While the consultation process indicated that Council generally will not be considering zoning
changes as part of the scheme amendments, the following zoning requests have been submitted:

     122 & 144 Myall Street, Cooroy (Robert Bros) from Rural to Detached Housing Zone
     Correct zoning anomalies for 21 Maple Street, Cooroy, and as part of this investigate
      possible carparking arrangements that provide co-benefits to the owner and Council along
      the railway reserve.
     Corner of Myall Street and Ferrells Road, Cooroy. DA being prepared for mixed used
      development including a service station, carwash, storage, and caravan tourist park. Site is
      inside the urban footprint and zoned Rural. Requested zone be changed to Business
      Centre Zone.
     30-32 Doonella Street, Tewantin change from Community Services to Business Centre to
      facilitate redevelopment to business uses.

12.    Next Steps

Staff will now write to the Minister advising of Council’s intention to make scheme amendments,
explaining what the amendments include and addressing any state interests relevant.

For the remainder of May and June strategic planning staff will commence preparing
amendments having regard to submissions received and any directions from Council and the
State. It is intended that a report to Council on the amendments proposed will be presented at
the June meeting.

Subject to Council endorsement the amendments will be sent to the State for the 1 st state interest
review (July – October), followed by formal public notification (mid-October to mid-December).


Previous Council Consideration
At its Ordinary meeting on 6 March 2014, Council resolved to:

A.    Resolve not to proceed with the previous Sunshine Coast Regional Council Draft Planning
      Scheme process which applied to the Noosa Shire area;
B.    Resolve to commence the process of making planning scheme amendments to the Noosa
      Plan;
C.    Authorise the Chief Executive Officer to advise the Minister of Council’s proposal to
      commence the process of making planning scheme amendments; and
D.    Respond to persons who made Noosa-relevant submissions to the draft Sunshine Coast
      Planning Scheme in 2012 to advise them of Council’s intention regarding a planning
      scheme review.




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