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Attachment 7 - Economic Need and Impact Assessment · MCU13/0251
Pharmacy, Suncity Meats and a newsagent. There were two vacancies identified at the centre, accounting for 4.5% of total floor space at the centre. Sunrise Shopping Centre Sunrise Shopping Centre is located on Grasstree Court, Sunrise Beach, approximately 9.1 kilometres from the proposed development. Sunrise Shopping Centre is classified as a neighbourhood centre under the Noosa Plan. The centre has an estimated floor space of 1,055m2 and is anchored by a Foodworks food store (345m2), with other tenancies including Breadlovers, Sunrise Meats and BWS. There were no vacant tenancies identified at the centre. Sunshine Beach Centre The Sunshine Beach centre is located on Duke Street, on the corner of Douglas Street, approximately 9.3 kilometres from the proposed development, and is an estimated 1,849m2 in size. The centre is zoned as visitor mixed use under the Noosa Plan, and accommodates a range of dining tenancies such as The Deck, Coconut Grove Bar & Bistro and Fratellini Ristorante. Convenience grocery needs are met by the Sunshine Beach General Store & Newsagency (previously Foodworks food store) (260m2). A number of non-retail tenants were also identified with the Sunshine Beach Centre, including Pure Pilates Noosa, You First Personal Training, Vee Design and Andrew Boch Architecture. Table 3.2 below provides a breakdown of the tenancy mix of centres proximate to the proposed development’s trade area. Peregian Village Market Economic Need and Impact Assessment 13 December 2013 13034 Report Rev 0
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