2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections

cc)   A ferry crossing of the Noosa River at Tewantin is maintained as the only means of
      vehicular access to Noosa North Shore from the south;




                                                                                                            Including amendments to 3 July 2017
                                                                                                The Noosa Plan
dd)   A single sealed access road between the ferry and the beach, via Beach Road is
      provided due to low population levels, environmental sensitivity and the desire to
      protect the character of the locality;

ee)   Vehicular access throughout the locality remains at an all-weather unsealed
      standard to most parts with much of the Noosa North Shore accessible only by
      four-wheel drive vehicle;

ff)   Access throughout the locality is of an adequate standard for recreation, but not
      suitable for residential and rural residential purposes;

gg)   Access is provided via the Forty Mile Beach vehicular access to Teewah, the
      coloured sands of the high dunes and north to other sections of the Great Sandy
      National Park and Double Island Point;

hh)   Beach access points are defined and controlled to 2 locations described as the 1st
      cutting and the 3rd cutting (See Map 10.1);

ii)   The inland road parallel to the beach between the 1st and 3rd cutting beach
      accesses (See Map 10.1) is upgraded;

jj)   The environmental and cultural heritage values of the locality are conserved and
      well managed;

kk)   Areas of native remnant or regrowth vegetation, including their biodiversity and
      habitat values are protected;

ll)   The village of Teewah remains a remote, secluded, small collection of detached
      houses without an urban standard of roads, services or infrastructure. It is
      confined to the area generally surrounded by Tailor Street, Stargazer Street,
      Mackerel Street, Mulloway Street and the Esplanade; and

mm) The Noosa River and foreshores are protected from the cumulative impacts of
    development and activities and are protected in a way that promotes and provides
    for low impact nature-based recreation activities in and around the Noosa River
    over other forms of recreation;

nn)   For the Detached Housing Zone—single detached housing prevails which
      maintains—

      i     a low impact, low density development form of domestic scale;

      ii    a high level of residential amenity;

      iii   building styles befitting the coastal and riverside character of the locality and
            which respond to, and are integrated with, site characteristics including slope
            and vegetation; and

      iv    landscaped settings consistent with the character of the locality;

oo)   For the Visitor Mixed Use Zone—Visitor accommodation with associated
      Business Uses serve visitors to the locality; where—

      i     they are located within the existing allotment developed for Visitor
            accommodation and Business Uses with no further subdivision;

      ii    they continue to provide the same level of accommodation and business
            services as existing;




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