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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 6.0 The Proposal The approved premise functions as a shop selling surf clothing, accessories and surfboards and other surfing gear as well as the hiring of surfboards to the general public. The landowner proposes to seek approval to utilise additional areas wholly within the subject site for activities associated with the approved shop, for the purpose of display and storage for surfboards and surfing gear, as well as an ancillary workshop for the repair and detailing of surfboards and surfing gear. No surfboard shaping or intensive manufacturing activity is proposed as part of these detailing works, with this aspect of the use to be ancillary to the dominant continued use of the site for surf wear and surfboard sales. Accordingly, as the activity is to be low intensity and largely for minor aesthetic/detailing purposes and small repairs, in supporting the sales of surfboards associated with the existing use, no significant off-site or on-site impacts are anticipated with the proposed use of the rear internal workshop and storage area within the site. There is no intention to change any operational aspects of the approved use other than increase the use area as shown on the proposal plan. Proposal plan The building footprint indicated on the attached Proposal Plan (D-C01548-01-A) shows the boundaries of the existing internal shop area, and the proposed surfboard display and storage area. The use classification for the proposed change to the use is considered to still be Retail – Type 2, due to the following: • The proposed additional use of the site for extra surfboard storage and display areas, is considered to be consistent with The 2006 Noosa Plan, and is subordinate and complimentary to the current use and purpose of the retail space; • The proposed use of the site is not dissimilar in nature or intensity when compared with other allowable example uses within the current approved use of Type 2 – Retail; and • The proposed extra surfboard storage and display area, are not considered to present any significant on-site or off-site impacts, upon any relevant aspects of the site or the neighbourhood’s functions. martoo consulting - Town Planning + Urban Designers + Surveyors + Development Managers 7
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