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Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU22/0121
needs of residents and visitors in b) food and drink outlets (cafes,
the district catchment and restaurant and outdoor dining
promote an activated mixed-use facilities);
centre. c) local health care services;
d) offices (e.g. banks and real
estate agencies);
e) entertainment activities
(bar, function
facility or theatre);
f) recreation activities (indoor
sport & recreation); and
g) community activities and
support service.
PO5 PO5 – Not Applicable
Higher order retail uses, including No acceptable outcome The proposal does not involve a
department stores and discount provided higher order retail use.
department stores, do not locate
in the District centre zone.
PO6 AO6 AO6 – Not Applicable
Small to mid-range supermarkets A retail needs assessment is
locate in the District Centre zone provided by a suitably qualified
only where there is a economist outlining the demand
demonstrated need. for a supermarket in the District
Centre.
PO7 PO7 – Complies
In the localities of Tewantin and No acceptable outcome provided The proposal does not
Cooroy, a food and drink incorporate a drive through.
outlet does not incorporate a
drive-through facility.
PO8 PO8 – Complies
Development is contained within No acceptable outcome provided The development is contained
the boundaries of the District within the boundaries of the
Centre zone with business growth District Centre Zone.
consolidated on existing sites.
PO9 AO9.1 AO9.1 – Not Applicable
Development respects the fact Within Tewantin:
that higher intensity retail uses a) development in Diyan Street
are concentrated in traditional includes a mix of residential
core main streets and that at the and entertainment and dining
edges of the District Centre zone uses but does not include
lower intensity business and shops;
community uses form a transition b) development in Doonella Street
to residential uses. and Blakesly Street include
mixed-use development
incorporating
small dwelling units but does
not include business uses such
as shops which rely on active
frontages to Doonella Street
or Blakesly Street.
AO9.2
Within Cooroy, sites fronting Pearl
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