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Information Request MCU23 0078 [As Published] · MCU23/0078
The proposal plans state about 1090m² of retail development is proposed within the High
Density Residential Precinct (5E), which is not intended to contain any retail development.
While it is accepted that the boundaries of the precincts do not align with allotment boundaries,
this does not mean the intended uses within the precincts should be compromised, in
circumstances where no certainty is provided about the nature of the future development
within this precinct. Some flexibility could be afforded with respect to the locations of the
precinct boundaries, provided the primary planning outcomes are met under the planning
scheme.
Performance outcome PO84, states:
The first stage of development in the Noosa Business Centre Village mixed use precinct, High
density residential precinct or the Business park precinct (where immediately adjoining either
the Village mixed use of High density residential precincts) includes:
a) …
b) …
c) …
d) …
e) a pedestrian link between the Noosa Civic shopping centre building and the main street
area that passes through the village green space;
f) development of the Village mixed use precinct with small floor plate retail including
shops and food and drink outlets, with primary active street frontage to the village
green space; and
g) the construction of a minimum of 3,000m² of commercial office floor space, capable of
use for commercial or professional offices, constructed in an adjacent Business park
precinct or precincts.
While the development provides for 2,800m² of commercial office space, this not within the
Business Park Precinct (5A). Further, it is noted that an office use is consistent within the VMU
Precinct (5D) in any event. As discussed below, the development also does not provide for a
village green space, which is expected under the NBC Framework and Character Plan (Figure
7.2.4.5).
Information Required:
6. Further information is required to justify the extent of retail development being proposed
within the VMU Precinct (5D), which is 13,700m², in circumstances where the maximum
gross floor area for retail uses within this precinct is expected to be 7,500m².
7. Further information is required to justify the scale of the proposed supermarket being
proposed, given the clear planning intent to limit the size of the additional supermarket
to 2,500m², with an existing full-line supermarket located within the “Noosa Civic”
development, with other mini-major tenancies also being proposed.
8. Further information is required to demonstrate how the proposed development
comprising 13,700m² of retail development within the VMU Precinct (5D) is consistent
with the planning scheme, given the table of assessment (Table 5.5.5.6) clearly states
the maximum allow retail floor space in the VMU Precinct (5D) is not consistent for any
use listed in this table and not meeting the description listed in the categories of
development and the assessment column.
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