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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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from Cooroy to Botanical gardens
50 Lake Macdonald Drive (CSR Site) does not need more development. Consultation
with community was lip service.
41 The New Noosa Plan should facilitate the development of affordable housing in Housing choice in Cooroy would potentially benefit from duplexes in existing
proximity to urban areas like Cooroy detached housing neighbourhoods, an increase in Multiple Dwellings within
and immediately surrounding the business centres and an increase in dwelling
houses on small lots in as yet underdeveloped parts of town.
Refer to drafting
46, 50 Serious gridlock at the intersection entering Cooroy from the south. Refer to Infrastructure Planning & Design Branch
70, 119, 133, 179, 186, Supports the Second supermarket in Cooroy however no justification for a 3rd At present Cooroy has one supermarket and a second has been approved but
supermarket in Cooroy with future growth and spending in Cooroy area clearly not yet commenced. There is currently no formal application for another
insufficient to support this 3rd supermarket. If one was to be built on the eastern supermarket on the eastern side of the railway however various preliminary
side of railway this would severely impact on the town centre taking away the conversations have been held. Submissions were received supporting two
vibrancy, vitality and viability of shops in the centre. A third supermarket would supermarkets only on the western side of the railway and alternately
severely compromise the envisaged outcome for Cooroy as a district activity supporting a new supermarket on the eastern side of the railway.
centre serving the broader Cooroy / Noosa Hinterland Area. Refer to drafting for further consideration.
Future residential growth will nearly all be on the east side. Therefore, Cooroy
needs a medium-sized retail precinct east of the railway line based on the existing
shops and utilising the former Energex site and associated surrounding blocks. If
there was a supermarket and shops here there would be less congestion on the
Myall St rail crossing intersection.
The existing recognizable CBD of Cooroy bounded by Garnet St, Pine St, Elm St and
Mary River Rd that is west of the railway line, should be progressively re-
developed to cater for the retail and commercial needs of the growing community.
117 Aldi has expressed an interest in opening a supermarket in the Cooroy area. This
submission proposes increasing the size of the Business Centre Zone on the
eastern side of the railway tjo accommodate that proposal.
50 Another supermarket to be built in eastern side of railway to grow job
opportunities
186 Any retail or commercial development east of the railway line should be curtailed The locality can be considered as having future potential for development
until the new Plan is agreed but it is an area which lends itself to becoming a other than additional retail. Refer to drafting.
health hub with Kabara and Palm Lake Resort close by, the ambulance station
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