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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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LOCALITY: TEWANTIN
19, 181, 182 Retain character of old Tewantin. New developments need to take into There has been disappointment expressed to Council about character and
consideration their impact on streetscape. streetscape change as a consequence of older style housing on double blocks
The relocating of Queenslanders onto older Tewantin blocks could be encouraged being replaced by larger modern houses on both existing lots. Contemporary
and council should look at putting guidelines in place for new builds. I would like houses are the preference for the majority of home builders however local
to see council look at putting restrictions onto any new buildings in 'Old Tewantin'. area planning could lead to design guides which encourage styles
complementing the more traditional town character.
19, 48 Improve shopfronts in Tewantin with improved landscaping and more trees, Noted
timber seating etc.
Pub site in Tewantin needs redevelopment but no timeframe.
58 Relocate Council to TAFE Building and sell off land and convert to first class Not a matter for the New Noosa Plan.
accommodation resort. Would bring employment to the area.
39, 45 Tewantin needs to grow up (wards) to allow mixed use and more residential As a result of community feedback the allowable height in the centre of
density around the CBD. Royal Mail is a big eyesore. Cost of redeveloping is a Tewantin was reduced from three storeys to two storeys with the 2006
factor. Need to reinforce mixed use development in and around Tewantin with planning scheme. Consequentially most buildings do not exceed two storeys
more dense housing.(x2) although there is currently a mix of single, two and three storeys. The town
centre is still the preferred place for new business and mixed use dwelling
opportunities and height will be considered as part of detailed local area
planning.
The Royal Mail Hotel is likely to be redeveloped at some stage in the future
and the planning scheme should facilitate a quality mixed use outcome on the
site.
LOCALITY: NOOSAVILLE
6, 13 Development including car parking should be suitably screened by landscaping Noted
along road frontages. Example: Need more landscaping nature strip in front of
Storage King in Rene St.
14,16, 54, 160 New medical facilities on Goodchap Street. Mixed use developments in current The medical centre proposed opposite the hospital in Goodchap Street was
commercial precincts such as Noosa Village, Noosaville. New Noosa Plan needs to opposed by Council due to this being an inappropriate location for commercial
recognise a medical precinct needs to support hospital area. Development of development and the lack of need for proximity to the hospital. If additional
Noosa hospital. We need a maternity suite. Young families bring growth & medical facilities are needed close to the hospital there remains capacity on
expenditure. the hospital site. Otherwise new commercial development can be directed to
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