2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)

A hotel and general store provide limited commercial facilities to residents and visitors. There is no
water and sewerage available. Electricity is available to settled areas including Teewah.




                                                                                                                         Including amendments to 3 July 2017
                                                                                                             The Noosa Plan
Water and sewerage services are not reticulated to the area.

Communities
The Noosa North Shore locality retains its primary role as a substantial coastal area largely dedicated
to conservation. A small portion is held as private freehold land, which is and will continue to be used
for residential purposes. No further subdivision is anticipated, but the resident population is expected
to grow as more properties become permanently occupied. The resident community plays an integral
part in helping to plan and manage the desired conservation outcomes of the area. Development controls
generally used elsewhere in Noosa are also used in this locality. The Great Sandy National Park, an area
of regional open space, mostly lies to the north of the locality but also permeates through it,
southwards to the lower reaches of the Noosa River. There are high levels of demand for beach
recreation and access through the locality towards Double Island Point.

Limited visitor accommodation and services are provided in the locality. Maintenance of the locality’s
remote setting and undeveloped character are intended by means of—

        a priority emphasis on conservation outcomes for the locality;

        ferry access;

        limited standards of access across the locality;

        avoiding the construction of a vehicular bridge across to the Noosa North Shore;

        sustainable management of recreational visitors and activities;

        development limited to existing lots, with no increase in the number of privately owned lots; and

        visitor accommodation and services are limited to existing type and scale; including general
         store, hotel, caravan park, camping grounds and built accommodation.

The locality supports two communities and offers accommodation for visitors.

The small village of Teewah provides an area of housing at an urban density, in a remote beachfront
setting. Access is via Forty Mile Beach and in Teewah is over sand tracks. Houses at Teewah are
primarily used for holiday and retreat purposes.

Noosa North Shore provides residential and rural residential home sites, particularly along the Noosa
River. Noosa North Shore offers accommodation for visitors to the locality in two areas:-

      The wilderness camp located on the beachfront; and

      Rustic style accommodation located east of Lake Cooroibah off Maximillian Road.


          Division 2—General provisions for assessment tables

10.2      Assessment categories and types of developmentCategories of
          development and assessment
          The assessment categoriescategories of development and assessment for each type of
          development are identified in column 2 of tables 10.1 to 10.7. The types of development
          are as follows—




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