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Development assessment report
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PROJECT URBAN – 15104 July 2016
ELEMENT PROPOSAL
Urban and rural settlement for residential use is developed to be consistent with—
i. the planned capacity for roads, community services Complies: The proposed development is on
and infrastructure for the particular locality; land forming part of the Shire Business Centre
and is consistent with the planned capacity for
roads, community services and infrastructure.
ii. the expectations of Noosa’s population to have Complies: The proposed development
access to a broad range of safe, secure and provides increased offering for aged care
affordable housing; housing satisfying identified need.
iii. the expected character and amenity for the Complies: The development provides an
particular locality; outcome within the expectation for character
and amenity of the locality. Vegetation
screening is maintained along Walter Hay
Drive.
iv. the landform, natural environmental and climatic Complies: The proposed development is
conditions of the locality; responsive to the sites landform, natural
environment and the climatic conditions of the
locality.
v. energy efficiency and water conserving design Complies: The development will incorporate
principles; energy efficiency and water conservation
principles where practical and viable.
vi. convenience and accessibility to urban services; and Complies: The site is directly opposite Noosa
Civic and the Shire Business Centre providing a
high level of convenience and accessibility to
urban services.
vii. suitable separation from incompatible land uses. Complies: The proposed development does
not require separation or buffering from an
incompatible land use.
Community implications of Residential Use:
The values identified in the Community Vision are a Complies: The proposed development reflects
major element of attraction to those who chose a number of the key principles outlined in the
Noosa as a place to live. Residential environments community vision for Noosa. The proposal
have a significant role in the maintenance of those supports community wellbeing by addressing
values. an identified demand for aged care facilities in
Noosa.
The impact of residential development on Noosa’s Complies: The proposed development will not
natural resources, open space and clean impact on Noosa’s natural resources, open
environment, as well as the degree to which space or clean environment. The development
development is integrated with the landform and will integrate with the adjoining open space
landscape will have a significant bearing on networks and retain buffering to Walter Hay
residents’ perceptions of the place they live, Drive.
Noosa’s character and natural environment and
residents’ lifestyle.
In rural areas, the predominant land use is open Not applicable: The site is not located within a
space or farming. Urban or rural settlement can rural area. The proposal will not impact on
have a significant impact on the role performed by open space or farming land uses.
those land uses.
Urban or rural settlement that is not sensitive to the Complies: The proposed development is
community values would create less desirable living sensitive to the community values and will
environments and ultimately an urban form that create a desirable aged care living
undermines those values. In addition, such environment.
development threatens economic sectors,
particularly tourism.
The quality lifestyle sought by residents of Noosa Complies: The proposed development will
also demands high standards of residential provide a high standard of residential amenity.
amenity. Factors such as density, noise, accessibility
to community services and infrastructure, security,
traffic and aesthetics are of significance.
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