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Cooroy Service Station EIA 21_06_16
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0066 & OPW16/0133 - Economic Impact Assessment.
Tewantin’s Business Centre is focused around the Poinciana Avenue and Doonella Street
thoroughfares. The centre includes a diverse mix of uses including the Woolworth’s anchored
Poinciana Place shopping centre and various older commercial office developments such as the
Atrium commercial suites, The Cooloola Centre and Tewantin Plaza. Tewantin includes three
service stations (BP, Coles Express and Caltex).
Cooroy is the most significant centre within the Noosa Hinterland and is dissected by the North
Coast-Brisbane rail line. The centre includes various tourism oriented businesses and uses such
as the Butter Factory Arts Centre as well as important district level uses including an IGA
supermarket (2,500m2) and the Eden Rehabilitation Centre. Two BP service stations are within
Cooroy, oriented to Elm St on the eastern side of the rail line. Subway is the only national fast-
food chain within Cooroy, together with Eagle Boys pizza and local takeaway stores, cafés and
restaurants.
The Noosa Council area also includes a range of smaller neighbourhood centres including:
Weyba Road – includes an ALDI supermarket and Noosa General Practice.
Quamby Place – tourist and restaurant precinct
Sunshine Beach – Sunrise Shops; Foodworks, bottle shop, bakery butcher, medical centre
Peregian Beach – IGA, two medical centres, Puma service station
Tewantin – Tewantin Outlook shopping centre
Noosaville – Bushlands shopping centre
Pomona – Village Centre, IGA Pomona, Station Rd strip
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