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2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)
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the local economy where the businesses do not impact on the environment
or amenity of surrounding areas;
Including amendments 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
viiixvi Commercial business uses and Industrial business uses provide for the
immediate needs of residents and visitors and provide locally based
employment opportunities; and
ixxvii uses, buildings and works closely relate to their rural setting and village
context and are compatible with the scale and character of existing uses and
works;
s)dd) For Boreen Point village—
i there is a distinct boundary to the village and urban development does not
extend beyond the boundaries identified on Map ZM1;
ii its location on a rocky outcrop on the western side of Lake Cootharaba
bounded by water on three sides, is preserved;
iii the low lying land on approach to Boreen Point from the west constrains
expansion of the village;
iv its special character is derived from its lakeside setting, foreshore with
extensive public space, shading vegetation, mix of traditional and location
responsive building designs, low levels of infrastructure and relative lack of
commercialism;
v its relatively quiet relaxed lifestyle is offered by the village’s lakeside setting,
its focus on lakeside and river activities and the open space, rural and water
vistas. The village attracts significant numbers of visitors particularly during
holiday periods, weekends and special events;
vi its compact nature, grid pattern of streets, low traffic volume, shaded streets
and attractive views are maintained;
vii walking dominates local trips taking advantage of the curved esplanade and
views to the lake and beyond framed by trees and buildings, from the higher
parts of the village, that provide a sense of exploration and scenic beauty for
visitors and residents;
iiviii the townscape and streetscape character of the village is preserved and
enhanced;
iiiix important views and scenic vistas are protected, particularly views—
a. to Lake Cootharaba and beyond from roads and other public places;
b. to the village from its western road access; and
c. to the village from Lake Cootharaba and its foreshores;
ivx the comparative lack of commercialism is retained and Business Uses are
primarily focused on the immediate needs of residents and, to a lesser
degree, on visitors and provide locally based employment opportunities;
vxi the Apollonian Hotel is retained as an important local landmark and
character building with any further development being sympathetic to the
existing arrangement of buildings and landscape setting;
xii its strong connections with its history with many of the early modest style
cottages and the original Le Bateau Ivre Guest House are preserved;
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