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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
ix. heathland areas of Girraween Estate;
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
f) The locality’s landform is maintained as part of a complex system of lowlands
The Noosa Plan
draining to the Noosa River system, and elevated land and rocky headland of
Noosa Heads;
g) Noosa Hill is maintained as the predominant landscape feature of the locality
forming the skyline and backdrop for much of the residential and visitor
neighbourhoods;
h) Key vegetated landscapes are protected including-
i. significant stands of vegetation in the conservation reserves and in areas
that are poorly drained or on very steep or inaccessible land;
ii. mangroves that fringe many of the watercourses, including remnant
stands in Noosa Inlet and along Weyba Creek;
iii. melaleuca stands, which were once common in the floodplain areas, now
mainly confined to public lands;
iv. remnant rainforest stands in the conservation reserves and in the gullies
associated with the headland;
v. heath and sedge lands that fringe many of the watercourses associated
with significant peat beds in the east of the locality;
vi. the area between Noosa National Park and the vegetation stands around
Lake Weyba comprising part of a significant koala habitat corridor;
i) The locality provides substantial commercial, retail and administrative services with
two main business centres at Hastings Street and Noosa Junction;
j) The locality is well serviced by urban infrastructure;
k) The two business centres are designed to cater for the different needs of visitors
as well as local residents;
l) Noosa Heads is the principal focus for visitor accommodation and services in
Noosa;
m) Hastings Street accommodates a high proportion of entertainment and dining
premises providing interest for visitors;
n) The natural landscape and watercourses of the locality strongly influence the
location of road systems, resulting in some areas having limited accessibility;
o) Provision is made for public transport, including the river ferry and buses, walking
and cycling;
p) Access and convenience is maintained to significant open space and recreation
opportunities including the natural features of the beach, Noosa River and Noosa
National Park;
q) Noosa National Park, Main Beach, surf off the headlands, Hastings Street and
Noosa Junction are key visitor attractions;
r) Noosa Heads provides for various smaller communities defined by topography and
age of development;
s) Noosa Hill and Cooloola Estate maintain good access to the commercial and
recreational opportunities of Hastings Street and Noosa Junction;
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