Town Planning Report · MCU23/0078

Several key development parameters are discussed in greater detail in Section            Landscaping will be incorporated around the entrance which will be
3.2.
                                                                                          enhanced by large floor mounted container pots with appropriate sub-

3.2. ASPECTS OF DEVELOPMENT                                                               tropical plant selections. The garden beds at the car park side of the crossing
                                                                                          will be replanted again with suitable sub-tropical species.
3.2.1. WORKS TO EXISTING CENTRE
                                                                                      Transit Precinct
The proposed development will enhance the existing Noosa Civic Centre,
                                                                                         It is intended to provide a covered pavilion style structure for provision of
specifically with an intent as follows:
                                                                                          covered outdoor dining for both east and west entrances. The courtyard
East / West Entrance Crossing Canopies
                                                                                          area will also provide public seating opportunities and new landscaping.
 It is intended to provide a structure over the existing crossing in front of this
                                                                                         The outdoor dining pavilion will be designed within the framework of Noosa
    entry to establish a covered connection for rain and sun from the existing
                                                                                          Design Principles and will integrate with architectural forms and materiality
    covered mall entry to the covered carpark pedestrian circulation system.
                                                                                          developed in the village mixed use development of Lot 3 and 7.
   The canopy will be designed within the framework of Noosa Design
                                                                                         The pavilion will incorporate exposed painted steel structural columns, beam
    Principles, recognizing the existing crossing and entry geometry and will
                                                                                          and roof framing elements, and finer grained timber/timber look battens,
    respect both the architectural roof forms and materials of the existing
                                                                                          and combinations of metal, glass and/or polycarbonate roof materials.
    centre, and with consistency will integrate with architectural forms and
    materiality developed in the village mixed-use development area of Lot 3          3.2.2. VILLAGE MIXED USE PROPOSAL
    and 7.                                                                            As identified in Table E above, the village mixed use development component
   The canopy structure will incorporate exposed painted steel structural            includes the following consistent uses:
    columns, beam and pitched roof framing elements suitable to the spans                13,700m2 of mixed use GFA that will contain a diverse range of uses
    required, finer grained timber/timber look battens, and combinations of               inclusive of full line supermarket;
    metal, glass and/or polycarbonate roof materials.                                    3,050m2 of space which will accommodate a cinema;
   The structures will also be appropriately lit to provide a lantern effect for        1,560m2 of entertainment space which will provide for uses such as hotel
    night-time identification and use as well as providing a safe crossing                and indoor sport and recreation activity;
    environment.
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