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Attachment 3 - Noosa Plan Code Assessment
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Log in to see the plans as drawn7.2.4.1 NOOSA HEADS LOCAL PLAN CODE
Updated 1 October 2021
Noosa Plan, Version 1
7.2.5.2 Purpose and Overall Outcomes
Purpose Response
1) The purpose of the Noosa Heads local plan Complies
code is to provide locally relevant planning
The assessment against the requirements is
provisions for the assessment of development
provided below.
within the Noosa Heads local plan area.
Overall outcomes
2) The following overall outcomes apply to the Complies
Noosa Heads local plan area:
The proposal continues the provision of the
(a) The Noosa Heads local plan area provides strong focus on tourism in the Hastings Street
a diverse coastal urban area with a strong precinct creating more activation of retail uses
focus on tourism, and a unique character within the existing tourist zone.
and identity framed by a vegetated
backdrop to the built environment, the
coast, watercourses and the iconic Noosa
National Park.
(b) Development is limited to land within the Complies
urban boundary to protect and reinforce the
The proposal is located within the urban
character and identity of Noosa Heads,
boundary within an urban area.
provide efficient provision of infrastructure
and services, avoid constrained land and
protect the surrounding significant
environmental areas.
(c) The natural landform and landscape is Not Applicable
retained with Noosa Hill being the
The proposal is located within an existing urban
predominant landscape feature forming a
area and does not impact any natural landforms
skyline and vegetated backdrop, without the
or landscapes.
intrusion of built form, when viewed from
beaches, parks and other public spaces,
residential neighbourhoods and visitor
accommodation. In order to protect these
important visual qualities the preservation of
existing vegetation is critical. Accordingly, in
areas of high elevation and visibility
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