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4. Town Planning Application_Medihub_ST
Assessment provisions for Major Centre Zone Code
Table below sets out the assessment against the Major Centre Zone Code that is relevant to the
application.
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Assessment
Role and Function
PO1 No acceptable outcome provided Compliant
The business use or centre The proposed Indoor Sport and
activity is of a type, scale and Recreation use is of a type, scale and
intensity that is consistent with a intensity that is consistent with the
Major Centre as identified in the Major Centre as well as
Noosa Shire Centre Hierarchy. complementary of the existing uses
within the Medihub building.
The use is a low-intensity and quiet
indoor activity; therefore, the
amenity impacts are minimal.
PO2 No acceptable outcome provided Compliant
Uses within a Major Centre do not The proposed use aligns with the role
detract from the role or function identified for the Major Centre. It
of another Major Centre. provides a recreational service that
supports the health and wellbeing of
the local community.
It compliments the existing services
of the existing Centre and given the
small-scale proposal would not
detract from the role and function of
another Major Centre.
PO3 AO3 Compliant
Development provides for a mix Development provides for the The proposed use promotes an
of retail, business, residential and following activities: appropriate range of community
community activities to promote activities, providing a mixed-use
an activated mixed-use 1. retail shops; environment at Noosa Civic Medihub.
environment. 2. food and drink outlets (e.g.
local restaurant and dining The use promotes indoor recreation
facilities); and sports activities that will benefit
3. health care services; the community’s need and well-being
4. offices (e.g. banks and real
estate agencies);
5. entertainment activities (e.g.
a club, function
facility or theatre);
6. residential activities located
above or behind non-
residential activities; and
7. an appropriate range of
community activities and
support service.
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