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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                                    9 MARCH 2021


8.1   Proposed amendment:
     Amend Zoning Map ZM-11 (Tewantin) by:
      o      realigning the zone boundaries as they relate to Lots 2 and 100 on SP315346 at 164
             and 186 Cooroy Noosa Road, specifically expanding the Community Facilities Zone
             (Residential Care) zone across most of Lot 2 and ensuring all of Lot 100 is in the
             Environmental Management and Conservation zone.
      o      realigning the Urban Area Boundary to include all of Lot 2 SP315346
     Amend the Coastal Area (Tewantin) Priority Infrastructure Area (PIA) & Service catchment
      Part 4 – Local Government Infrastructure Plan map to include all of Lot 2 SP315346 within
      the PIA Boundary and Service Catchment
9         Ben Lexcen Drive Sunrise Beach
The seven properties of 36 - 48 Ben Lexcen Drive are opposite the neighbourhood centre, public
transport, schools and community facilities and form a natural extension of the Medium Density
Residential zone that already extends down Lipton Street to Ben Lexcen Drive. Extension further
south is not recommended as the road reserve and sight line conditions change.
Four of these seven properties are likely to redevelop for public housing units in the short term
under the Medium Density Residential Zone because of their ownership by Department of Housing
and Public Works. The remaining three sites are more likely to redevelop in the longer term given
the separate private ownership and existing improvements on site, and therefore less likely to be
a short term outcome.




9.1   Proposed amendment:
Amend Zoning Map ZM-14 by including 36 to 48 Ben Lexcen Drive Sunrise Beach within the
Medium Density Residential Zone.
10        Garnet Street Cooroy
The lots shown below at 21 – 25 Garnet Street are included in the Low Density Residential Zone
but already include dual occupancies and “Cooroora Lodge” and form a logical extension of the
Medium Density Residential Zone to the east. Further expansion of the Medium Density
Residential Zone westward would be hampered by environmental values mapped as MSES.
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