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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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accommodation be encouraged.
44 We are supporters of the Noosa Junction boutique retail appeal however for the
Junction to prosper there is a need for greater development incentive. Living
above retail in a mix use environment is mentioned in discussion papers; however
this is unachievable and not financially viable under current planning conditions.
GFA restricts 2 or 3 level development, driveways for site car parking hazardous
and thus we are witnessing a Noosa Junction where buildings should be
demolished, or major renovation undertaken, but not being done so, due to a
likely loss of floor space
44 Current tenants would like to see Arcadia way as a pedestrian mall and remove
cars with a direct link from Lanyana Way to Noosa Drive.
72 Old Bowling Site - The site presents an opportunity for a natural expansion of the
Noosa Junction centre without detracting from the locality’s traditional high street
(Sunshine Beach Road). A balanced scheme, which reflects the unique context, can
result in a modest extension of retail that will link the existing Noosa Fair Shopping
Centre with Arcadia Street. This will facilitate better access between the two key
attractors, while helping activate Arcadia Street and fulfil the discussion paper’s
intent to create a ‘town square’ in this location. The proposed mixed–use
development could comprise of up to 10,000m² GFA (subject to needs analysis) of,
shops, offices and entertainment. The retail uses would be confined to small shops
along the ground floor with office uses and housing located above. This form of
ground floor uses within a mixed-use building will create the opportunity to
accommodate small, independent businesses.
Mixed use is a higher and better use for the site
Create better connections to the Noosa Junction Centre, especially major car
generators and large format retail
Improve the connection from the Noosa Junction Centre to Pinaroo Rotary
Park and create a safer environment with better street access and
development overlooking the park
Create a new heart for Noosa Junction as an extension of Arcadia Street, the
current designated community heart
Create a catalyst site for the extension of the existing Noosa Fair Shopping
Centre towards the new plaza and stronger physical connections to the
Noosa Junction Centre
78,131 Student Accommodation provides the kind of low-impact and high-yield tourism
that is ideal for the Noosa Junction area, as we have little requirement for car
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