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Section 2
2nd Round Amendments proposed by Council 11 October 2007
SCHEDULE 1—MINIMUM BOUNDARY SETBACKS FOR
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
BUILDINGS AND OTHER STRUCTURES
1. Table 1-1 lists Standard minimum boundary setbacks for zones.
Table 1-2 lists Exceptions for specific premises.
Table 1-3 lists Exceptions for specific uses.
2. The minimum boundary setbacks in the tables apply to—
a) each building on a premises; and
b) structures whether or not located on the same premises as a building.
3. However, subsection 2 does not apply to—
a) class 10a buildings, except in relation to—
i garages and carports in front setback areas;
ii class 10a buildings in the Rural and Rural Settlement Zones;
1
iii Coastal Protection Precinct setbacks in Table 1-2; or
iv Noosa Waters Estate setbacks in Table 1-2.
b) class 10b structures 1m or less in height if—
i a screen or fence 2m or less in height; or
ii rainwater tanks 2.4m or less in height in the Rural and Rural Settlement
Zones.
4. The setbacks in more than 1 table may apply.
5. If there is a conflict between minimum boundary setbacks in Table 1-1, Table 1-2 or Table
1-3, the greater boundary setback prevails.
6. If there is a conflict between the minimum boundary setbacks in Table 1-1, Table 1-2 or
Table 1-3 and the conditions of an existing development permit affecting the siting of
buildings on the premises, including an approved building envelope for the premises, the
conditions prevail.
2
Table 1-1—Standard minimum setbacks for Zones
column 1 Column 2
Zone Minimum setbacks
Detached Housing Zone Frontage—6m
Rear boundary─
2
a) where the lot has an area of at least 550m rear
setbacks comply with either: ─
i) 3.0m setback up to 4.5m height; and 6.0m
setback between 4.5m -8.0m height OR
ii) no part of the building protrudes beyond a
1
The Coastal Protection Precinct is shown on the Natural Resource Overlay Maps for certain localities.
2
If there are no applicable setbacks in either Tables 1-1, 1-2 or 1-3, the siting provisions of Parts 11 and 12 of the
Queensland Development Code apply.
S1-1
Section 3
column 1 Column 2
Zone Minimum setbacks
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
projection line that rises from 1.8m above the
The Noosa Plan
ground at the property boundary to a point
8m in height 6m in from the property
boundary as shown in Figure 1 below
2
b) Where the lot area is less than 550m the rear
boundary setback is per “other boundaries” as
specified in a) to c) below
c) Where the rear boundary of a lot adjoins a
reserve, public open space or access easement
the rear boundary setback may be as for “other
boundaries” as specified in a) to c) below
d) Where the property is a corner lot, both common
property boundaries shall be considered as “other
boundaries” as specified in a) to c) below.
Figure 1
Other boundaries—
a) 1.5m setback up to 4.5m height;
b) 2m setback between 4.5m - 7.5m height; and
c) 2m plus 0.5m for every 3m or part thereof above
7.5m height.
Semi-Attached Housing Zone Frontage—
a) for 1 or 2 storey building – 6m; or
b) for 3 storey building – 6m for the first 2 storeys
and 10m for the third storey
Side boundaries—
a) 1.5m setback up to 4.5m height;
b) 2m setback between 4.5m - 7.5m height; and
c) 2m plus 0.5m for every 3m above 7.5m height
or part thereof
Rear boundary—6m
S1-2
Section 4
2nd Round Amendments proposed by Council 11 October 2007
column 1 Column 2
Zone Minimum setbacks
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Attached Housing Zone Frontage—
The Noosa Plan
a) for 1 or 2 storey buildings – 6m; or
b) for 3 storey or 4 storey buildings – 6m for the
first 2 storeys and 10m for any storey thereafter
Side boundaries—half the building height in metres
calculated at that same point provided that on
any gable roof the calculation shall be
measured to half the height of the gable
Rear boundary—
a) for 2 storey buildings – 6m; or
b) for 3 storey or 4 storey buildings – 6m for the
first 2 storeys and 8m for any storey thereafter
Visitor Mixed Use Zone Duke Street, Sunshine Beach—
a) 2m from the front boundary for the ground floor;
b) 6m from the front boundary for the 2nd storey;
c) 9m from the front boundary for the 3rd storey;
d) 3m from side boundaries;
e) 6m from the rear boundary for buildings up to 2
storeys; and
f) 10m from the rear boundary for the 3rd storey.
Heron Street site, Peregian Beach—
a) from Heron Street – 3m
b) from David Low Way – 4.5m
c) from Kingfisher Drive – 6m
d) from the truncated corner of Heron Street and
Kingfisher Drive –10m
e) from boundaries that adjoin land in a residential
zone – 3m.
In the Noosa Heads Locality for the northern side
of Hastings Street—
a) 2m, average of 4m from the front boundary to
Hastings Street for the ground floor and 2nd
storey;
b) 7m from the front boundary to Hastings Street
above the 2nd storey; and
c) 10m from the front boundary to The Parade
(beach).
In the Noosa Heads Locality for the southern side
of Hastings Street, west of Noosa Drive—
a) 2m, average of 4m from the front boundary to
Hastings Street for the ground floor and 2nd
storey;
b) 10m from the front boundary to Hasting Street
above the 2nd storey; and
c) 7m from front boundary to Noosa Drive and
Noosa Parade.
In the Noosa Heads Locality for the southern side
of Hastings Street, east of Noosa Drive—
a) 2m, average 4m from the front boundary to
Hastings Street and Noosa Drive for the ground
S1-3
Section 5
column 1 Column 2
Zone Minimum setbacks
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
floor and 2nd storey;
The Noosa Plan
b) 10m from the front boundary to Hastings Street
and Noosa Drive above the 2nd storey; and
c) 6m from the front boundary to Morwong Drive.
In the Noosaville Locality—
a) 6m from the front boundary for up to 2 storeys;
b) 10m from the front boundary for the 3rd storey;
c) From side boundaries, a distance equal to half
of the wall height;
d) 6m from the rear boundary for up to 2 storeys;
and
e) 8m from the rear boundary for the 3rd storey.
In the Noosa North Shore Locality for the
northern side of Beach Road, east of Maximillian
Road—
a) Frontage - 10m
b) Other boundaries – 20m from land in an Open
Space Conservation Zone.
In the Noosa North Shore Locality for the
southern side of Beach Road, east of Maximillian
Road—
a) Frontage – 20m
b) Other boundaries – 20m from land in an Open
Space Conservation Zone
Village Mix Zone Frontage—no setback required for the ground floor
and 2m for the first floor
Other boundaries—
a) Standard – 0.0m; and
b) Exception – 3m from boundaries that adjoin land
in a residential zone.
Neighbourhood Centre Zone In the Eastern Beaches Locality—
a) 0.0m from the front and side boundaries for the
Peregian Beach Neighbourhood Centre Zone;
or
b) 6m to all boundaries for the Sunrise Beach
Neighbourhood Centre Zone.
In the Noosa Heads Locality—
a) 2m from the front boundary to Quamby Place;
b) 0.0m to land in the Open Space Recreation
Zone;
c) 3m to land in a residential zone;
In the Noosaville Locality—
a) 6m from the front boundary to Weyba Road;
b) 2m from the front boundary to Swanbourne Way;
c) 3m to land in a residential zone.
In the Tewantin and Doonan Locality and
Cooroibah Locality—
a) 6m to any road frontage
S1-4
Section 6
2nd Round Amendments proposed by Council 11 October 2007
column 1 Column 2
Zone Minimum setbacks
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
b) 3 metres to other boundaries;
The Noosa Plan
c) 0.0m to adjoining land in the Neighbourhood
Centre Zone.
Business Centre Zone Frontage—
In the Cooroy Locality—
a) for Elm Street, Pearl Street, Wattle Street and
Kauri Street— 2.0m
b) for all other streets and laneways no setback
required.
In the Noosa Heads Locality—no setback required
for the ground floor and 2m for the second storey and
6m for the third storey.
In the Noosaville Locality—6m.
In the Tewantin Locality—
a) Standard—6m
b) Exceptions—
i) 0.0m for ground floors facing Poinciana
Avenue
ii) 2.0m for ground floors facing Memorial
Avenue or Diyan Street.
Other boundaries—3m from boundaries that adjoin
land in a residential zone.
Shire Business Centre Zone Premises adjoining Open Space Conservation
Zone—5m from the common boundary
Premises adjoining the internal loop road—6m from
st nd
that road for the 1 and 2 storey and 9m from that
rd
road for the 3 storey.
Community Services Zone Frontage—6m
Other boundaries—
a) Standard—2m
b) Exception—3m from boundaries that adjoin land
in a residential zone.
Industry Zone Frontage—
a) 6m for primary road frontage; and
b) 4.5m for secondary road frontages (where the
premises has frontage to more than 1 road)
Other boundaries—
a) Standard—3m;
b) Exceptions—
i) 6m from boundaries that adjoin land in the
Rural Settlement Zone;
ii) 10m from boundaries that adjoin land in a
residential zone; or
iii) No setback for boundaries that adjoin land in
the Industry Zone.
Rural Settlement Zone Frontage—6m
Other boundaries—
a) Standard – 6m; or
S1-5
Section 7
column 1 Column 2
Zone Minimum setbacks
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
b) Exemptions–-Exceptions
The Noosa Plan
i) 20m from boundaries adjoining land in an
Open Space Conservation Zone;
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ii) 3m for lots 1000m or greater within
Songbirds Estate or for lots less than
2
1000m , the QDC applies)
Rural Zone Frontage—10m
Other boundaries—
a) Standard—
i 6m for sites less than 1ha; or
ii otherwise 10m;
b) Exception—20m from boundaries that adjoin
land in an Open Space Conservation Zone.
Open Space Recreation Zone Frontage—10m
Other boundaries—
a) Standard – 3m
b) Exception – 10m from boundaries that adjoin
land in a residential zone.
Open Space Conservation Zone Frontage—10m
Other boundaries—
a) Standard – 3m
b) Exception – 10m from boundaries that adjoin
land in a residential zone.
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Table 1-2—Exceptions for specific premises
column 1 column 2
Minimum setbacks
Premises having frontage to the Noosa River If in the Detached Housing, Semi Attached
Housing, Attached Housing, Village Mix or
Neighbourhood Centre Zone, buildings are
setback not less than 10m from mean high water
spring; or
If in any other zone– 40m from mean high water
spring or as otherwise prescribed by the
Environmental Protection Agency’s Erosion Prone
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Area Maps.
Premises in Coastal Protection Precinct– Standard–No further seaward than the coastal
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Eastern Beaches Locality building line
Exception–where in accordance with the Coastal
Protection Area provisions of the Natural Resources
Overlay
3
If there are no applicable setbacks in either Tables 1-1, Table 1-2 or 1-3, the siting provisions of MP 1.1 and MP 1.2 of the
Queensland Development Code apply.
4
The Erosion Prone Area map for the Noosa River is reproduced in Schedule 5.
5 The Coastal Building Line maps are available for viewing at the Council Offices. Contact the Land Use Section.
S1-6
Section 8
2nd Round Amendments proposed by Council 11 October 2007
Premises adjoining a watercourse within the 4.5m from the centre line of the top of the concrete
Noosa Waters Estate being lots— revetment wall
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
501RP839229,
The Noosa Plan
502RP839224,
503RP839220,
503RP839234,
504RP839222,
504RP839223,
504RP839235,
505RP839219,
506RP845982,
510RP856178,
511RP856194,
512RP863247,
513RP868306,
514RP883850,
515RP883851 and
516RP897361
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Table 1-3—Exceptions for specific uses
column 1 column 2
Use Minimum setbacks
Business Uses
Entertainment and dining For a hotel—
business Type 3 Bar a) Frontage—15m for any part of a hotel not used for
accommodation purposes
b) Other boundaries—15m for any part of a hotel not used for
accommodation purposes
Industrial business Type 3 Frontage—40m
Extractive
Other boundaries—40m
Retail business Type 1 Local Frontage—6m
Other boundaries—3m
Community Uses
Education Type 1 Childcare Frontage—6m
Other boundaries—2m
Wellbeing Type 3 Worship Frontage—6m
Other boundaries—
a) 10m to land in a residential zone; or
b) 3m otherwise
6
If there are no applicable setbacks in either Tables 1-1, Table 1-2 or 1-3, the siting provisions of MP 1.1 and MP 1.2 of the
Queensland Development Code apply.
S1-7
Section 9
column 1 column 2
Use Minimum setbacks
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
Residential Uses
Detached house within Frontage—6m; or
Boreen Point village only For any building within 9m of the primary frontage
and more than 1 storey, has upper storeys set back
at least 3m further from the primary frontage than the
storey below
Other Boundaries—1.5m setback up to 4.5m height;
3m setback between 4.5m - 7.5m height; and
3m plus 0.5m for every 3m or part thereof above
7.5m height.
Multiple housing Type 2 Frontage—6m for 1 or 2 storey building; or
Duplex for 3 storey building - 6m for the first 2 storeys and
10m for the third storey
Side boundaries—1.5m setback up to 4.5m height;
2m setback between 4.5m - 7.5m height; and 2m plus
0.5m for every 3m above 7.5m height or part thereof
Rear boundary—6m
Multiple housing Type 3 Frontage—6m for 2 storey buildings or
Retirement & special needs for 3 storey or 4 storey buildings—6m for the first 2
OR storeys and 10m for any storey thereafter
Multiple housing Type 4
Conventional Side boundaries—half the building height in metres calculated at
OR that same point provided that on any gable roof the
Visitor accommodation Type calculation shall be measured to half the height of the
4 Conventional gable
Rear boundary—6m for 2 storey buildings or for 3 storey or 4
storey buildings—6m for the first 2 storeys and 8m for
any storey thereafter
Where there are 2 or more buildings proposed to be developed on
one site, the distance between any part of a building and any part
of another building on the same site shall not be less than 1.5m
plus 0.5m for each storey of the building with the greatest number
of storeys.
Multiple housing Type 5 Frontage—20m
Relocatable
Other boundaries—10m
Visitor accommodation Type Frontage—20m
2 Caravan Park
Other boundaries—6m
Visitor accommodation Type Frontage—10m
3 Rural accommodation
Other boundaries—10m
S1-8
Section 10
SCHEDULE 2—EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
ASSESSMENT
The Noosa Plan
Preamble
Erosion and sediment control on building sites
Builders must not pollute the environment. The Environmental Protection Act provides for
penalties for persons or entities causing environmental harm.
Soil erosion on building sites can be a major source of sediment pollution (environmental
harm) in our watercourses. A single building site can lose up to four truckloads of soil in one
storm. Washed from the sites into stormwater drains, this sediment can cause flooding and
also affects the water quality and the fish stocks in our creeks, lakes and the Noosa River
system.
Preventing sediment run-off from building sites is one of a number of ways that Council and
industry are improving our watercourses.
Effective on-site erosion and sediment control provides the following benefits—
A better looking, more marketable site;
Improved wet weather working conditions;
Reduced stockpile losses;
Less mud and dust problems;
Reduced clean-up costs;
Fewer public complaints;
Better public image;
Cleaner watercourses; and
Better fishing and swimming in our nearby watercourses.
1. Erosion Hazard Assessment Form
Controlling Factors Points Score Checking
1
Predominant slope of the whole site, prior to
building works:
0 - 3% slope 0
>3% - 5% slope 1
>5% - 10% slope 2
>10% - 15% slope 4
> 15% slope 5
Soil type: (see 1 below)
Sandy soil/gravel 0
Sandy loam 1
Clay loam 2
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The term ‘predominant slope’ is defined in Part 2 Section 2.12.
S2.1
Section 11
Controlling Factors Points Score Checking
Clay soil 2
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Anticipated duration of site disturbance: (see 2 below)
The Noosa Plan
Duration < 2 weeks 0
2 weeks Duration < 3 months 2
3 months Duration < 6 months 4
Duration > 6 months 5
Month that works are undertaken: (see 3 below)
August, September 0
April, May, June, July, November, October 1
March December 2
January February 3
Offsite sediment control (i.e. down slope of the soil
disturbance):
Score 1 point if there is no purpose built, operational 1
and well maintained sediment traps (eg. sediment
basin, gross pollutant trap or purpose built wetland)
to catch sediment before it enters a water body with
environmental values (eg. creek, natural wetland,
river or bay) (see 4 below)
Run-off entering the site:
Score 1 point if stormwater run off entering the site is 1
not diverted away from the soil disturbance
Extent of site disturbance:
Score 2 points if building work requires reshaping of
the ground surface (eg. ‘cut and fill’ works) (see 5 2
below)
Score 5 points if the area to be disturbed is greater 5
than 600m²
Works within environmentally sensitive areas:
Score 11 points if the disturbance is within the banks
of a watercourse (see 6 below) 11
Score 5 points if the disturbance is within 50m of the
top of bank of a watercourse 5
Score 2 points if the disturbance is between 50m
and 100m of the top of bank of a watercourse 2
TOTAL SCORE (See 7 & 8 below)
Notes:
1. Where there is more than one type of soil on the site, select the category with the highest point value.
2. The time, from when the building site will first become vulnerable to erosion, to the time the soil will
be fully stabilised (eg. grassing).
3. If this time span covers more than one category, select the category with the highest point value.
Note that if there is no grass/vegetation cover on the site before building work has started, the time
span starts from the time this form is completed.
4. If you are not sure, score 1 point.
5. For the purpose of this form, ‘cut and fill’ works are those that will result in a steep batter or retaining
wall above and/or below the building slab, greater than 1 metre in height. If the building slab has
already been fully cut and stabilised (eg. grassed) during the subdivision stage, score 0 points.
6. Watercourse means any clearly identifiable creek, stream or river, whether flowing permanently or
intermittently.
7. For a high risk site, the total score is 14 points.
8. For a low risk site, the total score is < 14 points.
S2.2
Section 12
2. Erosion and Sediment Control Methods
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
Element Solution
Minimise disturbance when excavating Retain as much grassed area as possible on the
site.
These areas not only improve the appearance
of the site they also filter much of the sediment
from stormwater run-off before it reaches the
drainage system.
Catch drains and perimeter banks Allow for diversion of up slope stormwater
around the work site and other disturbed
surfaces.
Install a sediment barrier Install sediment barriers down slope of the
building site to filter coarse sediment before it
can wash into gutters, drains and watercourses.
Purpose designed geotextile sediment
fabric (i.e. not shadecloth) attached to posts
with the geotextile buried in an upstream
trench; or
Place turf of a minimum 600mm width along
kerb line; or
Straw bales, staked in a 100mm (min) deep
trench.
Single gravelled entry-exit Restrict vehicle access to one entry-exit point.
Gravelling the access point will allow all
weather access, will reduce the amount of
soil carried off the site by vehicles, and will
provide a permanent base for the driveway.
Early stormwater drainage connection Connect a temporary or permanent downpipe/s
to the stormwater system before laying the roof
or slow and spread the flow from downpipe/s to
avoid localised erosion. Downpipe/s may be
temporarily removed during wall construction.
All stormwater must discharge in a manner that
does not cause soil erosion.
Concrete waste and washing Waste concrete and household paint must not
be allowed to wash into the gutters or the street.
Sand and soil stockpiles Stockpiles must be placed wholly on the
construction site and behind a sediment barrier.
S2.3
Section 13
SCHEDULE 3—HERITAGE SITES
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
1. Heritage Sites1
Tables 3.1—3.9 identify Heritage Sites locally listed under The Noosa Plan for each
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Locality .
Table 3.10 identifies places listed in the Queensland Heritage Register under the
Queensland Heritage Act. For these sites, the requirements of the Queensland Heritage
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Act apply, not the Heritage Overlay .
Table 3.1—Boreen Point, Kin Kin and Cootharaba Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Boreen Point
Nil
Como
Harry’s Hut OM1.2 Cooloola Section, Great National Park
Sandy National Park, Como
Kin Kin
Kin Kin Masonic Lodge OM1.2 11 Bowman St, Kin Kin 105K6576
Country Life Hotel OM1.2 69 Cnr Main St & Wahpunga 1RP40395
Road, Kin Kin
St Luke’s Anglican OM1.2 3 Grady Street, Kin Kin 206K6575
Church
Kin Kin Junction Uniting OM1.2 980 Pomona Kin Kin Road, Kin 300MCH1048
Church Kin
Kin Kin State School OM1.2 26-32 Main Street, Kin Kin 75CP908661
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Former ES&A Bank and OM1.2 61-63 Main Street, Kin Kin Part of
Residence 1RP196642
Memorial School of Arts OM1.2 50 Main Street, Kin Kin 214MCH4199
Former Post Office OM1.2 54 Main Street, Kin Kin 1RP102399
Table 3.2—Cooroibah Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Tronson’s canal OM2.2 1065 2km downstream from Noosa 3&9RP846206 &
River exit of Lake Cootharaba 113M37271
(off McKinnon Drive, Ringtail
Ck)
Table 3.3—Cooroy and Lake Macdonald Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Cooroy
Cooroy Show Society OM3.2 Bounded by Garnet Street, 157MCH4833
Grounds including Cooroy Ck and Mary River
Pavillion Road, Cooroy
Cooroy State School OM3.2 Elm Street, Cooroy 98MCH810557
1
A description of each site, including brief history, historical themes and integrity is provided in Historical Cultural Heritage
Study of Noosa Shire – Citations.
2
PSP19 provides information on nominations for inclusion in or removal from Schedule 3 Heritage Sites.
3
Schedule 3 lists places on the Queensland Heritage Register at the time of gazettal of The Noosa Plan. Contact the
Environmental Protection Agency for the latest list of places.
4
The heritage listing applies to only part of the lot; being a curtilage measured no less than 5m from the rear of the
residence and no less than 3m from the western side elevation of the residence.
S3.1
Section 14
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Memorial Hall OM3.2 23-29 Maple Street, Cooroy 1C56038
The Noosa Plan
Former Ferguson’s OM3.2 21 Maple Street, Cooroy 5C56022
Auctioneer’s Office
Former Cooroy Butter OM3.2 11 Maple Street, Cooroy 1C56021,
Factory 2RP56236 &
1RP48512
Post Office OM3.2 33 Maple Street, Cooroy 2RP147678
Methodist (Uniting) OM3.2 51 Maple Street, Cooroy 12&13 C5605
Church & Church Hall
Peachy’s House OM3.2 68 Maple Street, Cooroy 2RP50050
Former Presbyterian OM3.2 22 Miva Street, Cooroy 216C5602
Church
Cooroy War Memorial OM3.2 54 Triangle between Tewantin 283C5602
Road and Kauri & Diamond
Streets, Cooroy
Table 3.4—Eastern Beaches Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Nil
Table 3.5—Mary River Catchment
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Black Mountain
Black Mountain School OM5.2 482 Black Mountain Road, via 176MCH1025
Buildings Cooroy
Federal, Pinbarren, Ridgewood
Federal State School OM5.2 1612 Bruce Highway, Federal 77CP851923
Federal Memorial Hall OM5.2 1642 Bruce Highway, Federal 320MCH1469
Ridgewood Hall OM5.2 2 Donnely’s Road, Ridgewood 1RP96477
Cooran
Former Maternity Hospital OM5.2 16-18 George Street, Cooran 1SP143421
and Residence
Cooran State School OM5.2 31 James Street, Cooran 3SP104263
Memorial School of Arts OM5.2 14 King Street, Cooran 38RP42022
Former Alfredson’s OM5.2 30 King Street, Cooran 43SP108794
Joinery Complex (The Mill
Studio)
Former Cooran Uniting OM5.2 13 Queen Street, Cooran 68RP36937
Church
Pomona
St Patrick’s Church OM5.2 1 Church Street, Pomona 13P5013
Former St Patrick’s OM5.2 3 Church Street, Pomona 12P5013
Catholic School (Private
Residence)
Noosa Agricultural, OM5.2 12 Exhibition Street, Pomona 2RP47620
Horticultural & Industrial
Showgrounds and
Pavilion
Former Page Motors OM5.2 17-19 Factory Street, Pomona 11-12RP35078
(Pomona Driveway)
Part of Former Railway OM5.2 9 Factory Street, Pomona 5RP801753
Hotel (Hollyhock Cottage)
Part of Former Railway OM5.2 9a Factory Street, Pomona 6RP801753
Hotel (Memory Lane
S3.4
Section 15
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Antiques)
The Noosa Plan
Part of the Former OM5.2 9a Factory Street, Pomona 6RP801573
Railway Hotel (Pomona
Produce Store)
Uniting Church OM5.2 27 Factory Street, Pomona 15RP35078
Former Noosa Shire OM5.2 29 Factory Street, Pomona 35RP35081
Council Chambers (Noosa
Museum)
Former Pomona Butter OM5.2 20 Factory Street, Pomona 183MCH2848
Factory
Page Furnishers P/L OM5.2 31 Factory Street, Pomona 36RP35082
Factory
Pomona Post Office OM5.2 11 Memorial Avenue, Pomona 1RP44334
Former Kybong School OM5.2 2 Mountain Street, Pomona 352MCH2291
(Pomona Scout Group
Hall)
Memorial School of Arts OM5.2 6 Reserve Street, Pomona 1MCH5234
Ambulance Building OM5.2 17 Reserve Street, Pomona 2-3RP47369
Former Pomona State OM5.2 21 Stan Topper Park, Reserve 358MCH5157
School (Pomona & District Street, Pomona
Kindergarten and
Childcare Centre)
The Rotunda OM5.2 2 Bazzo Park, Reserve Street, 4P5018
Pomona
Pomona Hotel OM5.2 1 Station Street, Pomona 1RP68598
Cemetery OM5.3 36 Pomona-Kin Kin Road, 142C8249
Pomona
Table 3.6—Noosa Heads Locality
Citiation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Alkira Apartments OM6.2 31 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads 2BUP106009
Table 3.7—Noosa North Shore Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Nil
Table 3.8—Noosaville Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Cooloola Cruises Slipway OM8.2 172 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville 164CP907410
Maisies Restaurant OM8.2 247- Gympie Terrace, Noosaville 11SP146048
249
Massoud’s Jetty OM8.2 244 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville 157CP904560
Massoud’s Slipway OM8.2 156 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville 156CP904560
Wallace House OM8.2 Wallace Park, Noosaville 2RP839623
Table 3.9—Tewantin & Doonan Locality
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Doonella Cottage OM9.2 49 Doonella Street, Tewantin 2T16337
Martin House OM9.2 67 Doonella Street, Tewantin 1RP50839
Former Shop (Pelican OM9.2 3 Pelican Street, Tewantin 1RP74197
Place)
Royal Mail Hotel OM9.2 118 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin 1RP845244
S3.3
Section 16
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Donaldson Residence OM9.2 76 Poinciana Avenue, Tewantin 604RP884055
The Noosa Plan
German mines in RSL OM9.2 RSL Park, Poinciana 13MCH5443
Park Avenue, Tewantin
Tewantin War Memorial OM9.2 Town Square, Tewantin 15MCH5443
Former Coach Waiting OM9.2 1 Ward Street, Tewantin 1RP162818
Room (Private Residence)
Former Ringtail Hall OM3.2 1 Sunrise Road, Tinbeerwah 5RP116185
(Tinbeerwah Hall)
Table 3.10 Places on the Queensland Heritage Register
Citation Map Street Address RPD
Ref No
Mill Point Settlement Site OM1.2 Cooloola Section, Great Lot 21 NPW659
Sandy National Park,
(Elanda Point) Lake
Cootharaba
Kin Kin Sawmill OM1.2 1 Sister Tree Creek Road, Kin Lot 195 SP148790
Kin
Cooroy Railway Station OM3.2 14 Myall Street, Cooroy Lot 303 RP911165
Cooroy Lower Mill Site Kiln OM3.2 Lower Mill Road Cooroy Lot 5 SP173771
Pomona Police Station OM5.2 22 Red Street, Pomona Lot 4 P50113
Residence & Former Lock
up and Pomona Court
House
Former Cooroora Masonic OM5.2 9 Station Street, Pomona Lot 1 RP35095
Temple
Majestic Theatre OM5.2 3 Factory Street, Pomona Lot 21 SP194118
Alfredson’s Joinery, Pre- OM5.2 28 King Street, Cooran Lot 42 SP108794
Cut House workshop and Lot A SP108794
Sawmill (former) (easement)
Halse Lodge OM6.2 2 Halse Lane, Noosa Heads Lot 2 RP865533
Noosa River Caravan Park OM8.2 4 Russel Street, Noosaville Lot 131SP143417
S3.4
Section 17
SCHEDULE 4—SHIRE BUSINESS CENTRE
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
1. This Schedule includes Shire Business Centre Map SBC which identifies the extent of
the land that is the subject of this schedule, and its individual precincts.
S4.1
Section 18
SCHEDULE 5—NETWORKS
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
1. This Schedule includes—
1.1 Map 1—Road, Rail and Air Transport;
1.2 Map 2—Noosa Trail Network
1.3 Map 3—Open Space Networks
1.4 Map 4—Erosion Prone Areas
NOTE: The Priority Infrastructure Plan in Part 15 details the trunk infrastructure networks.
S5.1
Section 19
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
SCHEDULE 6—PLANS OF DEVELOPMENT AND
The Noosa Plan
CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
1. This Schedule applies to certain lots that have Plans of Development or other Plans attached
to approvals given under the superseded planning scheme. It also applies to certain lots that
have Special Conditions attached to approvals given under the superseded planning
scheme.
2. This Schedule must be read in conjunction with sections 2.6.5 to 2.6.8 of the Noosa Plan.
Table 6-1
column 1 column 2 column 3 column 4
Zoning Map Location Approved Uses and Approved Plan Applicable codes
No. and of Development (Council File
annotation Reference No.)
ZM4a Marcus Dunes Dwelling houses in accordance with As TPC 2850
David Low Way Constructed Allotment Details Plan
ACA-1
ZM4b Wahroonga Park Dwelling houses in accordance with Layout Plan TP. 01
David Low Way Layout Plan TP. 01 and Section Plan and Section Plan
Sunshine Beach TP.02 TP.02
ZM6a Elysium Group housing development in 23245 DA
Sunset Drive, accordance with Approved Plans
Noosa Springs 6994.53C.dwg Revision C
Road
ZM8a Beckmans Road Dwelling houses, Group Housing 23616 DA
Noosaville development and Estate Sales Office in
accordance with Plan of Development
6812-58F
ZM3a Holts Road Industrial Business Type 2 and Retail 05/2159
Cooroy Business Type 3 in accordance with
Plan of Development drawing 45021-
CO2 Revision G Sheet 2 of 7
S6.1
Section 20
SCHEDULE 7—KOALA HABITAT AREAS
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
1. This Schedule includes a map showing the Koala Habitat Areas of Noosa.
S7.1
Section 21
SCHEDULE 8—DEMOLITION & CONSTRUCTION WASTE
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
MANAGEMENT
Preamble
Council is committed to the principle of waste minimisation and re-use of construction
materials or whole buildings within the Shire. To achieve this Council requires the submission
of Waste Management Plans for the construction and demolition of specified development.
The purpose of submission of Waste Management Plans is to encourage the segregation of
waste so that the materials can be recycled or re-used within Council’s Waste Management
processes, and any hazardous materials are disposed of appropriately.
Council has developed a fee structure at its waste facilities, which rewards contractors who
segregate building and construction waste by charging low fees for segregated material.
Much higher fees apply to unsegregated waste.
The Waste Management Plan for either the Construction Stage or Demolition Stage of a
development shall contain the following information:
MATERIALS ON SITE DESTINATION
Re-use and Recycling Disposal
Expected Type of Waste Estimated On-site Off-site
3
Material volume (m )
specify proposed specify specify
re-use or on-site contractor and contractor
recycling recycling outlet and landfill
methods. site
Asbestos
Excavation material
Garden Organics
Bricks
Concrete
Timber - please specify
Plasterboard
Metals - please specify
Other - please specify
Note: Details of site area to be used for onsite separation, treatment and storage (including
weather protection) should be provided on the plan drawings accompanying your application.
S8.1
Section 22
The key to implementation of a successful Waste Management Plan is to allocate an area on the
development site for segregation of building and construction materials. The segregated materials
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
can then be transported to the waste facility either by the contractor’s own vehicle or via skip bins
The Noosa Plan
from a Waste Contractor. Segregation of building and construction waste reduces disposal costs
and assists the community in achievement of a sustainable environment.
S8.2