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Town Planning Report · MCU23/0078
mixed-use village is supported by a Main Street, civic spine and civic plaza
that facilitates visual and physical pedestrian connections through the site.
Notwithstanding, as was envisaged by the Noosa Plan 2020, the site adopts a
pedestrian bridge through the environmental corridor, connecting the
proposal to the existing Noosa civic.
The connections are categorised by the Noosa Style with the use of natural,
light weight materials and high quality landscaping.
b) Limited additional retail uses concentrate in the main street which forms the core of the precinct Compliant
with continuous active street frontages and public realm with a high standard of landscaping The development is mixed-use in nature. The positioning of these uses has
providing good amenity and onstreet parking. been strategically designed as to ensure that retail uses do not concentrate
along the main street, and that natural surveillance of the main street can be
enhanced at both day and night. As per Appendix A – Architectural Plans, the
main street frontages incorporate predominately retail and residential uses,
further supported by commercial activities. The mix of uses enhance activity
along the main street frontage across the day and into the night.
In preserving the amenity and in alignment with the Noosa Style, the
frontages are thoughtfully landscaped to provide for the majority of parking
below ground, supplemented by at grade screened parking and on-street
parking.
c) Buildings, where not located on a site identified as having a primary active frontage, develop in a Compliant
pavilion style allowing for pedestrian permeability and landscaping between buildings to overall The civic spine facilitates active frontages along the buildings that do not front
create a place recognisable as having a Noosa style. a formalised street or road. The civic spine incorporates high standard
landscaping and materials that reflect the Noosa Style, with clear pedestrian
permeability through visual and physical connections..
d) Car parking is located to the rear of or under a building and screened from the street, or otherwise Compliant
without a presentation to the primary frontage and with good connectivity for pedestrians to other Car parking is located predominately via an underground format that screens
destinations within the precinct. the parking from view, with some parking at grade and screened from view
by buildings along Main Street. There is also a small number of on-street
parking as contemplated on Main Street. Although the parking is not
presented to a primary frontage, the proposed car parking remains
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