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2017-02-07 P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 8 Community Feedback on New Noosa Plan
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that centre from time to time as it provides a higher order and variety of retail
outlets and other services. Escape expenditure will always be a feature of
Noosa’s retail spending.
67 This submission is from the Queensland Investment Corporation and relates to the The recent Planning and Environment Court appeal in respect to proposed
future planning for the Noosa Shire Business Centre. QIC believes there is a strong additional retail development at the Shire Business Centre has provided a
demand for additional retail floor space in the Shire Business Centre and disagrees considerable amount of expert assessment of the current circumstances in
with the statement that demand for more retail in Noosa will be modest and Noosa of retail and non-retail commercial demand. Other aspects particularly
commensurate with low levels of population increase. There is a need for traffic generation of additional retail were also examined.
additional supermarkets, large discount department store and additional speciality Staff propose a review of the expert evidence and the current provisions for
retail stores to serve the quantified needs of trade area residents. The list of this centre to consider whether a varied approach towards its future
priorities fails to recognise the promotion of retail development in activity centres. development is warranted. This will be done as part of the overall Centres
There is a limited need for commercial office space and other non-retail uses. Strategy as well as more localised master planning. Ideally planning a way
There is sufficient land available in the Shire Business Centre to accommodate forward for the centre will involve discussion with the land owner.
office floor space and non-retail uses and land set aside is vastly in excess of any (At the time of drafting this report, the Planning &Environment Court appeal
long term demand. Retail development in the SBC in stages consistent with had been decided in Council’s favour but the opportunity for the appellant to
community needs will support the State’s and council’s hierarchy of centres in lodge a further appeal was still current.)
particular the role of the SBC as the highest order centre in Noosa.
121 New commercial development should be sustainable relative to population to Council promotes an appropriate hierarchy of centres across Noosa Shire.
ensure Noosa caters for both residents and visitors. However within those centres there is a broad allowance for a range of uses
depending on market needs and the enterprise of the business community.
121 Continue to support and encourage community events, markets and other Refer to Social, Economic Development and Property Branches of Council.
festivals in activity centres and in other suitable locations as well as new outdoor The planning provisions will seek to ensure built form outcomes that create
venues. Improve community access to the hinterland for special events through useable open space amongst buildings.
public and private partnerships. Encourage a balance between commercial and
community use of public land allowing for commercial activities where there is
community benefit.
183 In the longer term the middle of the Civic could be easily modified for Educational Refer to drafting in conjunction with the Shire Business Centre.
and Technical purposes like TAFE/University leaving the northern end as a viable
local shopping area. The Civic 3 site is ideal for medium density
staff/student/affordable accommodation.
Sub-Theme: Emerging Business
1 Need incentives for business and manufacturing to create more diverse Council received a number of submissions proposing better opportunities for
employment opportunities. establishing new forms of business. The Discussion Paper acknowledges that
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