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Internal Road and Building Setbacks
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome
PO18 AO18.1
Buildings and structures are appropriately Buildings and roofed structures are set back
sited so as to: at least:
(a) maintain the open space character (a) 20 metres from street frontages;
and amenity of the site; (b) 4.5 metres from internal roads;
(b) provide amenity for users of the (c) 3 metres from another
premises as well as preserve the building on the same site;
visual and acoustic amenity of (d) 10 metres from the boundary of
adjoining and nearby properties; land in a residential zone or the
(c) provide adequate separation from Rural residential zone, except for
adjoining land uses; a Major Sport, recreation and
(d) allow for landscaping and the entertainment facility where there
retention of existing trees; is a 50 metre setback;
(e) help protect the natural character (e) 4.5 metres from property
and visual amenity of the Noosa boundaries not otherwise
River system and other specified
watercourses.
The existing gymnasium and clubhouse buildings are currently attached and are historically non-
compliant with the Acceptable outcome of the zone. The proposal maintains a zero setback to the
adjoining lot to the south, with the gymnasium attached to the new clubhouse building, however it
is noted that the adjoining lot (Lot 204 MCH976) forms part of the Cooroy Sports Complex.
Notwithstanding this non-compliance with the acceptable outcome, the proposal achieves the
performance outcome and has been designed to be responsive to the open space character and
amenity of the site. The building’s location is unlikely to create an adverse impact on visual and
acoustic amenity of adjoining and nearby properties, given the separation distance and use
proposed. The development retains all existing trees, and proposes landscaping to further soften
the appearance of the buildings.
Bicycle Spaces
Performance Outcome PO27 of the Recreation and Open Space Zone Code requires publicly
accessible facilities including bicycle racks to be located and designed to allow casual surveillance
by other persons. The Driveways and Parking Code also specifies minimum required bicycle
spaces and recreation activities are required to have:
(a) one space per 50m² up to 500m²; and
(b) one space per 500m² in excess of 500m²
The development will result in an additional gross floor area of 1645m2 and theoretically, will require
13 bicycle spaces. The development does not propose any bicycle space, however, given the
proposed use and central location, a condition will be included requiring a minimum of 13 bicycle
spaces be provided to service the proposal.
3.3.4 Use Code
The proposed uses are subject to the Recreation Activities Code. The proposed uses are
consistent with the outcomes of the code being consistent with the zoning intent and have been
designed to avoid significant impacts on the amenity of the area. The development proposes
upgrade works to the existing recreation facility that will contribute ongoing to the recreation needs
of the Noosa Shire community and are in accordance with the previously endorsed Cooroy Sports
Complex Master Plan 2020 - 2030. To ensure the acoustic privacy on the neighbouring sensitive
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Version: 4, Version Date: 29/01/2024
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