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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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the Noosa Business Centre.
21 Need a creative precinct in the Industrial area. Refer to Noosaville industrial area issue.
23, Car parking in Noosa Marina and Gympie Terrace too busy Council would prefer to see more use of public and active transport which
would assist in parking congestion around Noosa. Refer to Transport Strategy.
There are limited opportunities to increase parking capacity in these places
and the conversion of open space to parking is not a preferred approach.
45 Restrict major development to Noosaville and allow areas to retain their Noted
character.
46 Beckmans Road needs to be improved due to traffic jams Council has been in negotiation with the Queensland government for
alternative road arrangements to better accommodate local and through
traffic around Beckmans Road.
48 Supports the current health and wellbeing hub in Mary Street Noosaville Noted
48 Park and ride from Civic to Noosa, electric buses to beaches and Gympie Terrace Refer to Transport Strategy
84 There is a need to do more under the new planning scheme to provide flexibility The Noosa Homemaker Centre was established as a mixture of retail shops
for uses within existing buildings in the Business Centre Zone, such as the Noosa and showrooms. At the time showrooms were larger premises and had less
Homemaker Centre. While the Noosa Plan provides for a range uses that are self- stringent car parking requirements. Consequently the conditions of
assessable, these provisions should be reviewed. development set out the requirements that are of concern to the submitter.
Allow for all uses that are consistent in the Business Centre Zone to be self- While conditions of approval stay with the development, the circumstances of
assessable. the site can be again considered with the New Noosa Plan. In general the
Noosaville Business Centre is a very car dominated centre and local area
Remove the reference to the number of tenancies provided in the self-assessable planning should give consideration to land uses and built form that might
provisions, given that this is not a relevant matter for assessment, with the make the area more pedestrian friendly.
determining factors being use area, gross floor area and the amount of carparking
provided. Refer to drafting.
Remove the requirement for the consideration of parking for any change of use,
from one consistent use to another, where there is no new building work being
proposed.
Remove any other provisions from the acceptable solutions that do not add real
value to the assessment outcome, in particular where no new building work is
being proposed.
122 Site on Goodchap St, - The current zoning of the land is community use , however Development of the site for commercial purposes has moved away from the
the current land uses on site are more reflective of a Business zone and therefore original intent of a Community Services zoning and can be reviewed however
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