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Town Planning Report
Attached to the e-mail MCU14/0083 Development Application Cover letter, Forms, Report.
Town Planning Report
Material Change of Use to establish Industrial Business Type 2 (Production, alteration,
repackaging & repairing)
178 Eumundi Noosa Road, Noosaville
2. Site Description
2.1 Site Analysis
The subject land has an area of 1,266.6m2 and currently forms part of the Bunnings Lot 101 on SP241371. A
reconfiguration approval has previously been issued by Noosa Shire Council to excise the subject land from Lot
101 on SP241371; please refer to Table 3. Works are currently underway to facilitate the registration of title,
and it is anticipated that this will occur imminently.
Key details of the subject site are as follows in Table 2.
Table 2 Site Analysis
Site Analysis
Description
Existing Development
Use Vacant Land
Topography The site slopes gently from the southern boundary to the northern corner of the
subject site.
Appendix C contains a detailed survey of the site, prepared by RPS.
Waterways Nil
Vegetation The site does not contain regulated remnant vegetation or regulated high value
regrowth vegetation.
Wetlands The site does not feature a wetland protection area.
Contaminated Land The site is not registered on the EMR or CLR.
Refer to Appendix B.
Notifiable Activities The site has not been used for a Notifiable Activity.
Heritage Places The site is not a Heritage Place nor does the site adjoin a Heritage Place
Infrastructure and Services
Road Frontages Gateway Drive (Council Controlled Road)
Eumundi Noosa Road (Council Controlled Road)
Services The site is or will be connected to essential services including reticulated water and
sewerage, stormwater, electricity and telecommunications.
2.2 Surrounding Land Uses
The subject land is located within an established industrial area. The immediately surrounding land uses are
industrial in nature and include Bunnings to the north of Gateway Drive.
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