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        (n)    development is low rise building and does not present bulky to the street frontages;
        (o)    energy and water efficiency through built form are maximised;
        (p)    building setbacks incorporate attractive soft landscaped treatments to road frontages. Greater landscape setbacks are
               provided to Eumundi Noosa Road, Eenie Creek Road, Walter Hay Drive and Holts Road;
        (q)    visual amenity and character is enhanced along the major road network by development providing an interesting built form,
               landscaping and minimum signage along frontages;
        (r)    building design does not detract from the established or planned character of the zone; and
        (s)    development is located, designed and its operations managed to protect the health and safety of the community, does not
               harm the environment and avoids adverse impacts on creeks, gullies, waterways, wetlands, habitats and vegetation.

 (3)    The purpose of the zone will also be achieved through the following additional overall outcomes for particular precinct;

         Factory Street Business and Industry Precinct;
         (a)      buildings and other works are of a scale and form consistent with the historical village context of Pomona;
         (b)      development addresses the street and complements and enhances the traditional streetscape and built form; and
         (c)      buildings and structures are resilient to flood events to minimise risk to the environment and ensures the safety of people
                  and property by using appropriate design techniques and building materials.

         Hofmann Drive Business and Industry Precinct;
         (a)      uses are compatible with businesses in the Noosa Business Centre and surrounding industry activities and do not
                  adversely affect nearby residential uses; and
         (b)      development is well articulated, uses a variety of external building finishes and landscaping to the front of the building to
                  present an interesting development to the street.

         Kin Kin Business and Industry Precinct;
         (a)      Industry activities value­add to rural production;
         (b)      Uses provide for the immediate needs of the residents and visitors and provide locally based employment opportunities;
         (c)      Development provides a sense of arrival into Kin Kin and is of a scale and form that complements and add positively to the
                  rural setting, village context and streetscape character of Kin Kin; and
         (d)      Buildings and structures are resilient to flood events and ensures the safety of people and property by using appropriate
                  design techniques and building materials.

         Lionel Donovan Drive Auto Precinct;
         (a)      Development accommodates vehicle, boat and caravan showrooms and outdoor sale uses;
         (b)      The display of goods for sale or hire are not orientated towards Eenie Creek Road or Walter Hay Drive; and
         (c)      Wide landscaped building setbacks provide a buffer to Walter Hay Drive, Eumundi Noosa Road and Eenie Creek Road.

         Gateway West Makers Precinct;
         (a)      The precinct provides opportunities for complementary small businesses to cluster, including manufacturing or service
                  industries as well as creatives and artisans where the clustering and co­​location adds value to the economy of Noosa.
         (b)      Development in the Gateway West Makers Precinct increases the range of opportunities for small scale enterprise
                  including service, trade and creative industries, especially those in a start­up phase.
         (c)      Development is in the form of small premises.
         (d)      Any ancillary retail and office use is associated with low impact industry activities on site including the manufacture or
                  warehousing of goods on­site, with a small portion of the site allowing for a complementary business.
       (e)   Development is designed to be commercial in appearance with high amenity landscaping.
 Acceptable outcomes are provided for some, but not all, performance outcomes, and identify ways in which performance
 outcomes can be met. Compliance with the performance outcome should be demonstrated and the acceptable outcomes are
 considered as one way to satisfy the corresponding performance outcome.

  Table 6.5.1.3 Criteria of assessment

 Role and function               Table 6.5.1.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
  Performance outcomes                                                     Acceptable Outcomes


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