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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
z) Rural settlement and open space are the dominant land uses south of the
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Tewantin State Forest, and serve to define the boundaries of the coastal urban
The Noosa Plan
area of Noosa;
aa) Rural settlements provide tranquil, bushland settings, where open space, privacy
and rural and ocean vistas are key features;
bb) Rural communities have relatively close proximity to services and recreation
attractions in the coastal urban part of Noosa including Tewantin, Noosaville,
Noosa Heads, Cooroy and areas to the south;
cc) Rural settlements are largely without reticulated water and sewerage;
dd) Access to Noosa-Eumundi Road and the coastal centres of Noosa is maintained
for residents in Doonan;
ee) The urban boundaries of Tewantin remain defined by vegetated edges provided by
Tewantin State Forest, Harry Springs Conservation Park, Lake Doonella and the
floodplains of the Noosa River and Cooroibah, Wooroi, Eenie and Keyser Creeks;
ff) The Tewantin Business Centre—
i accommodates uses that do not detract from the role of the Shire Business
Centre as the principal business centre for Noosa Shire;
ii is focused on Poinciana Avenue and serves the residents of the locality and
wider hinterland, providing shops, banks, medical centres, professional and
personal services, dining, social and recreational facilities, without
compromising the small town character or creating traffic congestion; and
iii also serves a significant employment and administrative role, with Council
offices, government and community services and many different businesses
present within the centre;
gg) The Tewantin Business Centre is predominantly free of through traffic, while public
transport ensures local accessibility for residents including target groups such as
the elderly, youth and unemployed;
hh) The following roads are protected as part of Noosa’s major road network—
i Cooroy-Noosa Road;
ii Eumundi Road;
iii Emu Mountain Road;
iv McKinnon Drive, and parts of Butler Street;
v Poinciana Avenue;
vi Sections of Doonella Street, Memorial Avenue and Sidoni Street;
vii Walter Hay Drive;
viii Beckmans Road; and
ix Sunrise Road;
ii) The key character and entry-defining role of the following roads are protected from
visually intrusive development—
i eastern approach along Hilton Terrace, looking across Lake Doonella where
Casuarinas, Eucalyptus, Mangroves and Melaleucas flank the lake shore
and Noosa Harbour Marine Village occupies the riverside;
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