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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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endeavour to ‘encourage and promote excellent design outcomes’. with local architects. However it is difficult to regulate for good design
outcomes and offer some opportunity for innovation and not all building
proponents are in a position to engage talented designers.
147 New developments could have smaller blocks e.g. 400 sq. metres. Older people This can be a consideration for remaining development areas that are
may want to downsize without being forced into a retirement village house which preferably not on the urban fringe. More intense forms of development are
they never own anyway. preferable in locations closer to centres and services.
190 More reasonable size blocks of land - not SMALL like 400m2 but minimum 600m2. Currently there are relatively few lots under 600m2 and where they are more
Units behind Civic are disgusting. More 1 acre blocks available however know that common (such as Tewantin and Sunshine Beach) they are the original
developers won't do that. People want space its only developers saying we want settlement pattern dating back many years.
small blocks. As indicated above large lot housing is not suitable or affordable to all
residents and it is necessary that remaining developable sites offer housing
choices to accommodate the needs of our whole community.
THEME: ECONOMY AND EMPLOYMENT
Sub-Theme: Activity centres
22, 27 Smaller shops selling unique Noosa products. Keep chain stores out. A planning scheme is unable to regulate retail outlets based on the brand of
the operator.
54 New Noosa Plan needs to better cater for mixed use development and encourage Consider with the business opportunities issue.
economic development and be receptive to changing commercial landscape.
Enable redevelopment of sites.
54 The Civic is not a desirable place for accommodation or businesses as currently too The New Noosa Plan is unable to influence the cost of land or of leasing
expensive. Evidenced by most stores being national chains. premises. See also commentary below on the Shire Business Centre.
54 Council needs to look at the definitions of businesses and how these impact on As legal documents planning scheme terminology can be cumbersome and
commercial entities as these are out-dated and need updating. difficult to understand. In preparing the scheme Council will be obliged to
follow a planning scheme structure and definitions regulated by the
Queensland government and so is not at liberty to alter these, however it
should ensure consistency from local government to local government. User
guides also assist the community in their understanding of the scheme.
62 Need expansion of Noosa Civic to go ahead so people spend money in Noosa not It is a reasonable argument to suggest that additional retail in Noosa will
in Sunshine Coast. reduce the amount of escape expenditure to Southern centres such as
Maroochydore. However the Maroochydore centre is the regional centre for
the Noosa community and there will always be a need for residents to visit
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