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SPECIAL MEETING AGENDA 14 FEBRUARY 2019
Discussion Paper Element How the draft planning scheme has addressed it
A specific hospitality precinct will cater for night-time activity
including restaurants and bars with live and amplified music.
The redevelopment of the former bowls club will include
public open space creating a visual link to Pinaroo Park and
fostering outdoor activity.
Provide opportunity for all villages, All centres zones allow for a greater diversity and mix of
towns, shopping and business precincts uses including residential development in the form of mixed
to be more vibrant with a wider range of use buildings to provide more vibrant and activated centres.
uses and activities Greater flexibility is provided in the Draft Plan where it is
typically acceptable development for a business in an
existing building to swap between for example an office,
shop, food outlet.
Encourage active and pedestrian- Local Area Plan Codes include Framework and Character
friendly streets in centres Plans which provide direction and guidance on where active
streetscapes would benefit centres, as well as showing the
priority cycling and pedestrian linkages in centres.
Create special enterprise precincts for The New Noosa Plan introduces a range of precincts in the
mixed businesses in the Noosaville Noosaville Industrial estate which enable greater flexibility
industrial area and mix in land uses to cater for current and future trends
such as the Venture Drive Enterprise Precinct.
Adapt to changing business needs like Centre and Industry Zones provide for greater flexibility in
shared spaces for start-ups and micro- terms of changing business needs and opportunities for
businesses shared office and co-working spaces. The Noosa Business
Centre provides for a specific precinct which will enable the
transition of small start-ups from home based business to
smaller tenancies in a centre environment.
Make it easier for a new business to Within the centres it is typically acceptable development to
start in an existing tenancy swap between an office, shop, food and drink outlet, health
care service or service industry if within and not expanding
an existing building.
Enable multiple businesses to operate in Within Centre and Industry Zones different businesses can
a single tenancy operate within a single tenancy provided that the land uses
are consistent and meet the requirements of the Planning
Scheme.
Provide new opportunities for rural In general, the Rural zone has been applied to more rural
enterprises and support the local supply properties and this zone allows for a fairly wide range of
chain home-based businesses, roadside stalls, rural industry,
animal keeping, nature-based tourism, outdoor education,
training in primary industries or in food and fibre production
as well as the range of agricultural uses (animal husbandry,
aquaculture, cropping, intensive animal industry, intensive
horticulture, permanent plantation and wholesale nursery).
As would be expected minimum lots size and separation
distances apply to some of these.
Caretaker’s accommodation and rural workers
accommodation are provided for in certain circumstances.
Housing
Encourage a better fit between housing There has been one additional site identified for residential
supply and needs aged care. Existing or planned aged care, retirement villages
and relocatable home parks are protected. Secondary
dwellings remain allowable for household members, however
must meet certain requirements.
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