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The Applicant has undertaken a review of the Strategic Framework as part of this development application,
and it is considered that the Strategic Outcomes of most relevance to this proposal is Strategic Outcome
3.3.1 - Settlement and 3.3.3 – Housing Choice. An assessment of the development against these themes of
the Strategic Framework has been provided below in Table 5.
Table 5 Assessment Against the Strategic Framework

 Strategic Outcomes                                     Assessment of Proposal

 Strategic Outcome 3.3.1 Settlement

b) Urban development is consolidated and confined       Complies.
   to urban areas within Urban Boundaries. These
                                                        The proposal provides an urban consolidation
   boundaries are defined to maintain the distinct
                                                        outcome within the Urban Boundaries, in a location
   character of individual communities; avoid
                                                        with convenient access to a range of goods,
   biophysical constraints and natural hazards;
                                                        services and high frequency public transport, which
   protect environmental values and landscape
                                                        is planned to increase as the Noosa Business
   features; protect natural resources and quality
                                                        Centre continues to develop. The existing ROL
   farming land; and plan for the effective and
                                                        permit has authorised a ‘development ready’ area
   efficient delivery of infrastructure and services.
                                                        to facilitate the proposed development. As part of
   The boundaries also reflect the outcomes of
                                                        the ROL, all constraints, environmental values and
   detailed local investigations.
                                                        landscape features were considered, assessed and
                                                        resolved.

c) Noosa Shire continues to be characterised by a       Complies.
   series of compact, low-rise towns and villages.
                                                        The proposed development is located within the
                                                        centre of the Noosa Business Centre and fronts
                                                        Hofmann Drive. The design maintains a low-
                                                        medium rise built form, with a identify that
                                                        represents the distinctive style of Noosa. This
                                                        outcome will enable the Shire to continue to be
                                                        categorised by compact, low-rise built forms with a
                                                        ‘village feel’.

h) The majority of new growth is located in the         Complies.
   existing urban areas of Noosaville, Noosa
                                                        The proposed development is located within the
   Heads, Tewantin and Cooroy.
                                                        Noosa Business Centre within Noosaville, which is
                                                        identified as a key activity node for the Noosa
                                                        Shire. The proposal is categorised as a ‘consistent’
                                                        land use within the High density residential precinct
                                                        and has a supporting, yet important role in the
                                                        growth of the Noosa Business Centre by providing
                                                        additional housing to sustain and strengthen the
                                                        commercial and retail offerings in the centre.

k) Attractive and diverse living opportunities are      Complies.
   available including for key workers, low income
                                                        The development proposes 96 units, which are
   earners and the elderly. A significant proportion
                                                        designed to appeal to a diverse range of
   of new developments comprise smaller
                                                        households, including key workers, lower income
   dwellings located close to activity centres, with




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