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Town Planning Report · MCU23/0078
The proposed development achieves the following Strategic Directions – Part breaking up built form and linking to a village green and an open space
3.3.5 Economy and Employment: corridor. Large box-like buildings are avoided.
The development creates well designed spaces for community interaction
4.2.2. ZONING
through linking the pedestrian civic spine extending from private Main Street
Under the Noosa Plan 2020, the site is primarily located within the Major Centre
to the large Civic Plaza. The outdoor spaces have high levels of streetscape
Zone (refer to Figure 8 below). The purpose of the Major Centre Zone aims to
appeal through the incorporation of outdoor meeting areas, mature trees,
provide for a large variety of uses and activities to service Noosa Shire. As
green space for casual interaction and reflection and effective interface
identified in Table G below, the proposed development is consistent with the
between public spaces and private development through the retail at ground
overall outcomes of the Major Centre Zone.
floor, awnings and casual surveillance opportunities.
the proposed development is located within the Major Centre Zone – Noosa A full assessment against relevant performance and acceptable outcomes can be
Business Centre in accordance with the identified Centres Hierarchy. The found within the Code Compliance Statements at Appendix H. The table below
Economic Impact Assessment (Appendix F) demonstrates the proposal is provides an assessment against the overall outcomes of the Major Centre Zone
consistent with the strategic direction and the competitive trading effect on code.
other centres would not adversely affect the role and performance of those Part of the site is located within the Recreation and open space zone for land
centre. that adjoins the pedestrian connection to the Noosa Civic to the west, consistent
the proposed development delivers higher order shopping and commerce, with Easement J. Surrounding zoning is a mix of High density residential,
entertainment, health, education and community facilities, as well as higher Innovation and Environmental management and conservation.
density housing choices. The development has been designed around a
Development is proposed in the Recreation and open space zone, noting this is
pedestrian focussed street-level environments through internal pedestrian
the location of the open air Civic Spine that connects directly into the pedestrian
Civic Spine and Main Street.
bridge that links the existing shopping centre to the new development. This
Development of the Noosa Business Centre is to be consistent with the
bridge is directed to be provided through the strategic framework, Major Centre
Noosa-style village character incorporating subtropical design with low-scale
Zone code and Noosaville Local Plan. An assessment of the overall outcomes of
pavilion-style buildings at human scale with high amenity landscaping
the Recreation and open space zone has also been undertaken in Table H, which
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