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MCU14/0053 - Proposal Report
Proposal Report Proposed Material Change of Use of Premises for Retail Business - Type 2 Shop and Salon over Land situated at 15 Noosa Drive, Noosa Heads described as Lot 6 on N21827 Applicant: Cammeray Investments Pty Ltd Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Response to SO/PS (if code assessable) scenic amenity of the beachfront and do not the beach— building and the beach. degrade the beachfront character. b) are no more than 1.2m in height; c) are of open construction (at least 50% transparent); d) incorporate lightweight materials; and e) incorporate dark colours to blend with the natural landscape. Visitor accommodation Type 4 Lot 7 on RP802632 being the Noosa No solution provided. Complies – not applicable Sheraton Resort in Hastings Street is developed and maintained for Visitor accommodation Type 4 and offers associated Business Uses. Built form Streetscape character Development— S57.1 Ground floor uses have at least Complies – existing shop front to be a) respects and complements the 50% transparent glazing to shopfronts to retained; this shop front is transparent existing neighbourhood character; create active street fronts. with the installation of glass-panelled b) addresses the street and contributes doors. positively to the streetscape; c) incorporates attractive and contemporary designs; d) contributes positively to the skyline with pitched roofs; e) provides variation and vitality in setback alignment; f) incorporates outdoor dining or landscaped areas; g) includes covered pedestrian entrances to premises; h) varies in line and plane; i) employs landscape designs in front building setback areas and footpath areas that are in character with existing streetscape themes; j) provides for a variety of balconies, verandas, railing treatment and awnings but with limited covering of pedestrian areas; k) uses a variety of building materials to add to the diversity and visual interest within the streetscape; and l) provides separate entrances for Business Uses and Residential Uses within the one building. Carparking and access On-site covered and open carpark areas are S58.1 and S59.1 and S60.1 Meets Overall Outcome – No on-site generally screened from the street to avoid Parking spaces are located such that— parking spaces are proposed. visually dominating the streetscape and a) open carparking spaces are detracting from the pedestrian orientated concealed from the Hastings Combining the considerations of the character of Hastings Street; Street and Noosa Drive frontages; uses’ type and patronage, relative size AND b) a single ingress or egress point is and location, and the particular intent of Hastings Street is maintained as a narrow provided for all carparking; the additional area to potentially traffic way, whilst allowing for parking and decrease use-related traffic, it is loading of vehicles on the street; c) a 6m landscaped setback is considered that the provision of on-site AND provided between the parking parking is not an essential or practical On site covered carparking areas are spaces and the road reserve; and requirement of the proposal. accessible to residents, customers, staff and d) they are accessible to patrons visitors during business hours. and staff during business hours The building is appropriately sited within with security gating only activated perhaps the most ideal nexus of public for Commercial Uses outside of transport and pedestrian networks within business hours. Noosa Shire, and as expressed above, receives significant amounts of patronage from these alternate transport networks, as well as visitors utilising their accommodations’ on-site parking and facility-provided transport. As stated above the applicant is prepared to make an appropriate contribution to community parking facilities as a result of any shortfall in onsite parking for the martoo consulting - Town Planning + Urban Designers + Surveyors + Development Managers 16
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