Planning Report - 143 Eumundi Noosa Road Noosaville

The signage will not give a veiling luminance of greater than 0.25cd/m².

The proposed location of the sign will have minimal to no impact on passing vehicles and pedestrians travelling
on Eumundi Noosa Road. The size, location and limited content changes will provide a safe environment for
vehicles and pedestrians travelling through the area. The intent is to advertise to customers already on site as
opposed to attracting passers by.

The sign will be structurally affixed to the building and meet any relevant deemed-to-satisfy provisions of
the Building Code of Australia (BCA).

The purpose of this DA is to gain approval for a single digital sign which will be used for information and
product display purposes. There are no changes proposed to any other building or site signage. Similarly,
there are no changes proposed to the approved operation, including hours, delivery times or waste collection.

          Planning Assessment
The development application is made in accordance with the requirements of The Planning Act 2016.

The following is an assessment of the environmental effects of the proposed development as described in the
preceding sections of this report. The assessment considers only those matters under Chapter 3 of The
Planning Act 2016 that are relevant to the proposal.

The following legislation, Environmental Planning Instruments (EPI’s) and Planning Scheme Codes are relevant
to the proposed modification and have been addressed below:
    •    The Planning Act 2016;
    •    State Planning Policy 2017;
    •    South East Queensland Regional Plan 2017;
    •    Noosa Plan 2006;
             o Noosaville Locality Plan
                     ▪ Biodiversity overlay;
                     ▪ Heritage overlay;
                     ▪ Natural hazard bushfire and acid sulfate soils overlay;
                     ▪ Natural hazard landslide and flooding overlay; and
                     ▪ Natural resources overlay;
             o Advertising devices code.

   4.1       The Planning Act 2016

The proposal, as with all development applications, is subject to the provisions of the The Planning Act 2016.
Chapter 3 of the Act provides criteria which the determining authority is to take into consideration, where
relevant, when considering a DA. An assessment of the subject DA, in accordance with the relevant matters
prescribed is provided within this Planning Report.

   4.2       State Planning Policy 2017

The State Planning Policy (SPP) is a key component of Queensland’s planning system. The SPP expresses the
state’s interests in land use planning and development. Promoting these state interests through plan making
and development decisions of state and local government, will help to secure a liveable, sustainable and
prosperous Queensland. While the SPP is applicable in this instance there is no assessable criteria that relates
directly to this proposal.




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