51988.2770.02 Application For A Minor Change To A Town Planning Consent For Indoor Entertainment And Extension Of An Indoor Entertainment - 31 Butler Street, Tewantin · Attachment 3 - (51988.2770.02) - Planning Officer'S Report

PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT                                10 SEPTEMBER 2024


colours and textures that blend with and complement the natural setting through low reflective
surfaces and timbers that can fade to grey without requiring high maintenance. The applicant has
included a proposed condition (included in the recommendation) requiring the building to
incorporate colours and textures that blend with and complement the natural setting through low
reflective surfaces and timbers that can fade to grey without requiring high maintenance. The
aesthetic appeal of the proposed building is fitting for the surrounding environment and local
character. Therefore, the proposed clubhouse complies with Acceptable Outcomes AO19.1,
AO19.2 and 19.3 of the Recreation and Open Space Zone Code.
Engineering
The applicant has provided the following commentary in relation to the requirement to relocate the
existing carpark as a result of the relocated clubhouse:
     In relation to the demolition of the existing netball clubhouse and creation of the car park in
     its place:
     •     The car park will be a compacted gravel surface or an alternative material as directed
           by Council.
     •     The netball club have sufficient funds to deliver the demolition and new car park area
           and will schedule these works as soon as the new clubhouse has been constructed. At
           this, subject to construction delays, this is planned for February 2025 and is a priority
           for the club to complete prior to the netball season commencement in March.
Council’s Coordinator Engineering, Development Assessment has reviewed the application
material and provided the following comments:
     The applicant has requested conditions be included for the sealing of the carparking area
     and for stormwater controls to be undertaken as part of subsequent stages of the Noosa
     District Sports Complex Master Plan 2020-2030. The request for conditions is considered
     reasonable.
     It is noted that as the subsequent civil works are being carried out by or on behalf of Council
     the works are exempt from assessment. The applicant also provided the following
     commentary regarding stormwater management:
     Noosa Council is currently (2024) working through the development and delivery of a whole
     of complex site-based storm water management plan (SBSWMP). This SBSWMP will
     provide a storm water management plan for all current and future proposed infrastructure on
     site to draw upon water sensitive urban design principles to effective management and treat
     storm water on site while protecting the surrounding significant biodiverse vegetated areas.
     It provides an integrated and coordinated approach to storm water management at the site.
     It is requested that all future works comply with this SBSWMP including the Stage One and
     Two internal road and car park upgrades.
Given the timing of works proposed on the site, endorsed by Council in 2020 under the Noosa
District Sports Complex Master Plan, several amended and/or new conditions have also been
included in the recommendation relating to engineering requirements, in accordance with the
timing of the Master Plan.
4.   CONSULTATION
4.1. Referral Agencies
Not applicable
4.2. Other Referrals
The application was forwarded to the following internal Council specialists:
•    Coordinator Engineering, Development Assessment



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