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General Committee Meeting Report -51995.1611.04 (As Published)
GENERAL COMMITTEE MEETING REPORT 13 OCTOBER 2025
use of the eastern courtyard for storage This includes a condition to restrict delivery hours
and delivery activities. to between 7:00am and 6:00pm, minimising
vehicle idling or refrigerated trucks early in the
morning.
Parking and Traffic Management The proposal does not increase the gross floor
area or use area of the premises. This application
Some submitters raised concerns about
is for an Other Change to reconfigure some of the
the adequacy of existing parking
internal and external spaces to reduce amenity
arrangements, particularly during
impacts to the east and to improve general site
weekends or events when demand is
functionality and design.
perceived to exceed supply. Specific
issues included the use of on-street The proposed uses, including their associated
parking adjacent to 11 Opal Street, parking provisions maintain compliance with the
potential conflicts with future neighbouring current and superseded planning scheme
land uses, and uncertainty around long- provisions, and with the existing car parking
term parking capacity should patron arrangement approved in the TPC approval and
numbers increase. associated minor changes.
The construction of the 25 formalised on-street
parking spaces which support the ongoing
operation of the Cooroy Bowls Club were
constructed by the club for patron use and
continue to function as intended. Although some
spaces are now located adjacent to 11 Opal
Street, following subdivision and residential
development of the eastern green.
These car parks remain publicly accessible and
available for use by all street users, including club
patrons.
Land Use Character and Planning The Food and Drink Outlet is consistent with many
Consistency bowling clubs within the region operate including
the Tewantin-Noosa Bowling Club (Tewantin) and
Club Pomona (Pomona) which both have a
restaurant/bistro.
No additional use area is proposed, and the
introduced use (small-batch distilling) is small and
ancillary in scale.
The proposed Food and Drink Outlet is generally
consistent with how the Indoor Entertainment
(Bowling Clubhouse) has previously operated
noting a Chinese restaurant previously operated
from the site.
Concerns Regarding Future Any future intensification will require assessment
Intensification by Council via change application.
5. NOOSA PLAN 2020 (26 SEPTEMBER 2025) AMENDMENTS
The Noosa Plan 2020 (26 September 2025) amendments do not propose any significant changes
that affect the proposal or site.
6. HUMAN RIGHTS COMPATIBILITY STATEMENT
In developing this Report, the subject matter has been considered in accordance with the
requirements of the Queensland Human Rights Act 2019. It is considered that the subject matter
does not conflict with any human rights and supports a human rights approach to decision making
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Version: 1, Version Date: 23/10/2025
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