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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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• Noosa, as well as individuals, benefit from a high level of participation in, and appreciation for the
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
arts, and community facilities should allow for a wide range of artistic and cultural pursuits.
The Noosa Plan
d) HERITAGE
The indigenous and non-indigenous history, culture and traditions are reflected
in the built and natural heritage of Noosa Shire and are preserved for future
generations by - .
i. protecting heritage sites and places that have significance and value and
contribute to our understanding of who we are and how Noosa Shire has
evolved; and
ii. providing opportunities for economically viable adaptive re-use of buildings
where it is compatible and sensitive to the local character and historical
context of the heritage site or place.
Community implications of Heritage:
• Heritage sites and places have significance and value and contribute to our understanding of who we
are and how Noosa Shire has evolved.
• Appreciation of Noosa Shire’s heritage, its non-indigenous history and its landscape, is reflected in
the lifestyles and interests of its residents and in the work of architects, artists, authors,
designers and the like.
• Opportunities for economically viable adaptive re-use of buildings that are compatible and sensitive
to the local character and historic context are encouraged.
e) INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS USES
Industrial uses and extractive and mining uses contribute to the local economy and
employment sector by—
i providinge suitable levels of service and employment to the community;
ii promotinge the sale of local products;
iii are being predominantly low key, clean and service-orientated;
iv are being underpinned by environmentally sustainable development
practices that avoid adverse impacts on immediate or surrounding
settlements or ecosystems;
v developing and operatinge in a sustainable manner, including the prudent
use of non-renewable resources;
vi result in a proportion of Noosa’s industrial sector being part of a wider
hierarchy where larger scale and higher order needs being are fulfilled by
facilities located in other areas, particularly the Principal Regional Activity
Centre of Maroochydore;
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