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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 3 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 7 Track Change version
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Log in to see the plans as drawn (i) provides housing, multiunit accommodation and small scale retail, commercial and dining uses in a secluded
vegetated, beachside setting.
(ii) has a comparatively high proportion of multiunit accommodation for both visitors and residents;
(iii) for visitor accommodation is managed appropriately so as not to reduce the amenity of the surrounding
permanent residents and to retain and adequate supply of permanent housing in the local plan area;
(iv) in the Tourist accommodation zone provides welldesigned entertainment and dining activities which may
operate after hours and include controlled live acoustic and amplified music and entertainment, to create a
vibrant atmosphere.
(v) adjacent to beach areas does not visually compromise the setting of the public beach, nor adversely affect views
for the beach.
(w) Development in Sunrise Beach –
(i) provides a high proportion of detached houses and some multiunit accommodation for permanent residents
including families.
(ii) provides a mix of commercial and community uses including convenience shopping, schools, other community
facilities located in Ben Lexcen Drive serving the convenience needs of residents;
(iii) ensures higher order services locate in the local centre of Peregian Beach, or the district centres of Noosa
Junction and Noosaville.
(x) Development in Castaways Beach –
(i) provides predominantly detached housing for permanent residents.
(ii) contains no commercial or retail uses– a feature recognised as being an important element of local character.
(y) Development in Marcus Beach –
(i) provides housing, predominantly for permanent residents, in a secluded vegetated setting.
(ii) maintains and accentuates its low density beachside character by retaining mature vegetation, and curvilinear
streets enclosed by undulating topography and the adjoining dune system.
(iii) maintains the established beachside character which is integrated with the low dunes and their vegetation,
framed and enclosed by the high dune system which forms the only substantial break in the linear pattern of
development between Sunshine Beach to the north and Peregian Beach to the south.
(iv) contains no commercial or retail uses – a feature recognised as being an important element of local character.
(z) Development in Peregian Beach –
(i) provides local convenience shopping, business and employment services, for both permanent residents and
visitors.
(ii) provides multiunit accommodation located in close proximity to the Peregian Beach Local Centre.
(iii) maintains Peregian Beach Local Centre’s ‘signature’ informal villagelike atmosphere, featuring a low key,
attractive village square that distinguishes the Peregian Beach Local Centre from other centres in the local plan
area and the wider region. Development and redevelopment maintains the existing strong sense of place and
the centre’s function and capacity to provide a public focus for local community interaction and activity.
(iv) provides a slightly wider range of employment opportunities than other parts of the local plan area due to its
more distant separation from a major urban centre.
(v) in the Innovation zone includes the digital hub and other professional services for local businesses both within
and outside the local plan area as well as providing employment opportunities in the digital and creative
technology sectors.
(vi) in the Medium residential zone on the western side of David Low Way provides for mixed use residential with
office or health services in buildings of a domestic scale.
(vii) in the Local Centre Zone provides for welldesigned entertainment and dining activities which may operate after
hours and include controlled live acoustic and amplified music and entertainment which creates a vibrant
atmosphere.
(viii) maintains the operational efficiency of the Sunshine Coast Airport and enhances the safely of aircraft operating
within the airports operational airspace.
Note operational airspace includes the areas and vertical dimensions of an airports obstacle limitation surface (OLS).
7.2.6.3 Assessment Criteria
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