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Information Request MCU23 0078 [As Published] · MCU23/0078
9. Further information is required to demonstrate how the proposed development is
consistent with the planning scheme in circumstances where a limited amount of the
retail development is proposed within both the Retail Precinct (5C) and the VMU Precinct
(5D), which serve different functions, with the amount of retail development within the
NBC not being transferable between precincts, and in circumstances where the
additional retail development in the Retail Precinct (5C) is code assessable and
therefore permitted.
10. Further information is required to demonstrate why it is necessary or desirable for retail
development to be provided within the High Density Residential Precinct (5E), in
circumstances where the amount of retail development substantially exceeds the
expected amount of retail development (7,500m²) within the VMU Precinct (5D).
11. The proposal plans are to be amended to provide for the expected minimum of 3,000m²
of commercial floor space within the adjacent Business Park Precinct (5A) as reasonably
expected under PO84(g).
Issue – Land Zoning
Within the VMU Precinct (5D) to the west there a finger of land excluded from the Major Centre
Zone that is included within the Environmental Management and Conservation Zone and the
Recreation and Open Space Zone, which protrudes into the Major Centre Zone. This is
deliberate to provide for a pedestrian link that passes through village green space for the
benefit of the local community in conjunction with the development of the VMU Precinct (5D)
(refer PO84, above).
Under the Recreation and Open Space Zone Code, overall outcome (2)(v), states:
Development of the Noosa Business Centre includes the provision of an open space area
located between the existing shopping centre and village main street generally in accordance
with Figure 7.2.4.5 (Noosa Business Centre framework and Character Plan). This space is to
be mostly open aired with high amenity landscaping treatments that reflect the contemporary
subtropical design of the Noosa Business Centre and provides an informal meeting and
entertainment space for the community. It also includes a portion of land to the north of Walter
Hay Drive which allows for larger sport and recreation uses as well as community uses.
For the NBC, under performance outcome PO14, it is expected that … the first stage of
development of the Noosa Business Centre Village mixed use precinct includes:
h) the creation of an open air village green space connecting the existing shopping centre
to the main street with activated frontages with a minimum area of 3000m²;
i) the village green space being turfed and landscaped including pathways and seating;
and
j) a pedestrian link between the Noosa Civic shopping centre building and the main street
area that passes through the village green space.
Limited, if any information, is provided about the level of compliance with the Recreation and
Open Space Zone Code (refer Appendix H).
Under the Environmental Management and Conservation Zone Code, the purpose is to protect
and maintain biological diversity and ecological integrity. Limited, if any information, is
provided with respect to the Environmental Management Conservation Zone Code (refer
Appendix H).
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