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Appendix F- Economic Impact Assessment · MCU23/0078
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• Table 5.5.5.6 is the table of assessment for the VMU precinct and provides that
impact assessment applies where the gross floor area for shops, service industry,
adult store, shopping centre and food and drink outlet does not exceed 7,500 sqm.
Zone Controls
• Under the Major Centre Zone Code, the Purpose and overall outcomes include:
• Section 6.4.1.2(2)(a) – “The major centres of Noosa Business Centre and Noosa
Junction are the most significant centres for the Noosa Shire. These major
centres service subregional catchments with complementary, not competing
roles and functions thereby not compromising the viability of each centre”.
• Section 6.4.1.2(2)(b) – “Development complements the higher order services at
the principal regional activity centre at Maroochydore; which is the focal
point for employment and services on the Sunshine Coast, with provision of
high-order retail and hospitality functions and cultural and entertainment
facilities catering to local and more distant communities, including the Noosa
community”.
• Section 6.4.1.2(2)(c) – “Major centres contain the highest order of community,
retail and commercial functions including entertainment and business
activities, as well as transport services in Noosa Shire”.
• Section 6.4.1.2(2)(d) – “Development does not compromise the hierarchy of
centres across the Noosa Shire, whether as a result of the impacts from
individual developments or the potential cumulative impacts of multiple
developments”.
• Section 6.4.1.2(2)(f) – “Major centres provide a variety of retail uses including
shopping centres, full-line supermarkets, specialty retail shops, food and drink
outlets such as cafes and restaurants, personal services, local offices and a
range of entertainment activities. Noosa Business Centre contains a higher
order of retail than Noosa Junction with a shopping centre anchored by a
single fullsize discount department store and a full line supermarket.
Complementary retail uses include large format retail showrooms and a
separate small format supermarket. Noosa Junction complements the Noosa
Business Centre with specialty retail stores, supermarkets and a variety of
entertainment uses such as restaurants, bars, cafes and cinema, catering to
the local community and visitors”.
• Section 6.4.1.2(2)(g) – “Entertainment activities contribute to the economic
activity and vibrancy of the major centres both day and night”.
• The overall outcomes with respect to development within the VMU precinct
include at Section 6.4.1.2(4):
• “ (e) Development includes a mix of small format retail such as specialty
shops, cafes and restaurants with opportunities for small multiple
dwellings located above ground level”.
• “ (f) A small format supermarket, entertainment activities such as cinemas,
hotel, bars, as well as short-term accommodation opportunities and
community uses develop in the precinct”.
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