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Planning Report - Anytime Fitness Noosa
Noosaville Locality Code Comment: The proposal is consistent with the majority of the specific outcomes outlined in Tables 11.23 of the Noosaville Locality Code. The proposed indoor gymnasium is located in an existing industrial complex and no alterations to the external built form are proposed. The existing premises is air-conditioned and consists of a tilt up slab construction which will minimize any perceived noise impacts from the indoor gymnasium. The proposed reconfiguration of the existing carparking infrastructure will enable an additional 4 carparking spaces to be provided, with a total 19 spaces available for staff and members on site. There will be negligible vehicular traffic generated from the proposed use as a result of gymnasium being available to members 24hours a day. The entrance to the gym is from the central driveway and carparking area. No external works are proposed and therefore the use will not affect the visual amenity of the area and will retain the existing character of the area. Business Uses Code Comment: The proposed indoor gymnasium has been assessed and is consistent with the majority of the specific outcomes outlined in Tables 14-6 and 14-8 of the Business Uses Code. Whilst the proposed use does not comply with Acceptable Solution S10.1-S10.3 the use is considered to comply with the most relevant outcomes and does not impact on the hierarchy of centres. There will be little disturbance to the environment as the proposed use will not generate excessive noise, odour, dust or other waste. Negligible vehicular traffic and noise will be generated from the site. The use presents a low scale activity that will not negatively impact upon the adjoining industrial uses or the residential uses to the west. Standard water, sewer, electricity and telecommunication connections are provided. The configuration of the existing industrial estate presents a high level of accessibility and functionality. The site is accessed via existing pedestrian, cycle and vehicular infrastructures which connect the site to the surrounding residential communities. The site is easily accessible at all times. Sufficient carparking spaces are provided on-site for members and staff as demonstrated within Section 5.2 of this report. The existing building incorporates end of trip facilities including a change room, toilet and shower for members and staff to utilise (refer to Architectural Plans prepared by Zest Building Design in Appendix A). Driveways and Carparking Code Comment: The proposed development has been assessed and is consistent with the Probable Solutions described in Tables 14.49-14.51. The proposed complies with the required carparking RG Strategic Planning Report – MCU of Use to Establish Type 2 Recreation, Amusement and Fitness 20
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