Planning Assessment - Minor Change Application - DA 132007.12.6

PLANNING ASSESSMENT
Proposed change application – DA 132007.12.6
Noosaville Medical and Professional Centre




     ▪   A variety of uses including Education - Type 3 – Adult, Retail Business - Type 1 – Local, Retail
         Business Type 2 Shop and Salon or Entertainment and Dining Business Type 1 Food and
         Beverages, Commercial Business Type 1 – Office and Commercial Business Type 2 – Medical;
     ▪   Limits of the total maximum use area to 6,054m2, with certain sub-limits apportioned to some
         of the listed uses mentioned in (a), above;
     ▪   Two large, double storey buildings (with some underground car parking on a third level),
         described as Buildings A and B; and
     ▪   A total of 366 car parks plus 12 motorcycle bays, which are deemed to be equivalent to 3 further
         car parks. In other words, 369 car parks (or equivalent) are required for the development as
         approved, including the child care centres’.

An extract of the approved site (ground floor) plan is included in Figure 5 below.




Figure 5. Approved Site Plan 132007.12.6 (Source: MIDDAP Architecture, May 2016)

It is noted that upon DWML Subsidiary Pty Ltd as trustee for DREP1 Noosaville Trust acquiring the
subject site, it has become apparent that not all aspects of the current site development completely
align with the plans approved in 132007.12.6.

As such, the proposed plans have been prepared to align with what has been constructed, whilst also
considering the consolidated conditions of approval in 132007.12.6.

3.   SUMMARY OF CHANGES

This minor change request seeks to modify some aspects of the approved development as follows:

     ▪   Extend existing Building A to accommodate a purpose-built facility for radiation oncology (as
         an additional offering for the established health care services), resulting in:
             o an additional single storey structure,
             o infill of existing pedestrian thoroughfare,
             o an increase in total use area of 133m2,



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