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

              Residence, ‘Bangunyah’ Private Residence, and Former W.D. Francis
              House amongst others;




                                                                                                             Including amendments 3 July 2017
      vi      the Apollonian Hotel and the Bateau Ivre Guest House; and




                                                                                                 The Noosa Plan
      vii     areas of native remnant or regrowth vegetation, including their biodiversity
              and habitat values;

l)      Significant extractive resources within the locality including alluvial sand deposits,
        andesite deposits, shale and clay are recognised;

m)      Areas used or suitable for rural or extractive uses are protected from land uses
        which would impact on the utilisation of the extractive resources;

n)      The relatively remote location of this locality results in a community strongly
        focused on the small villages of Kin Kin and Boreen Point;

o)       Boreen Point remains a small lakeside village with a distinct lakeside character
        and identity, focussed on the lake and water-based activities;

p)      Kin Kin remains a small rural village with an intimate rural character and identity
        where the focus is on surrounding countryside and rural activities;

q)      Residential development, is of a scale consistent with its natural and rural setting
        and is focused on the rural villages of Kin Kin and Boreen Point;

r)      Sustainable, well-designed and locally appropriate visitor accommodation and
        other tourism development are compatible with, promote and enhance landscape
        character, natural environment values and rural values;

s)      A potential regional link between the Sunshine Coast and areas to the north
        generally follows the alignment of Junction Road, Cootharaba Road, Kinmond
        Creek Road, Dr Pages Road and Kin Kin-Gympie Road;

t)      Major roads in the locality are characterised by narrow pavements, winding forms
        that generally follow the landscape and scenic views of the immediate rural
        landscape and broader vistas at some points;

u)      Pomona – Kin Kin – Gympie Road, Sister Tree Creek Road, Cootharaba Road, Dr
        Pages Road, Junction Road, Kinmond Creek Road, Main Street, Lake Flat Road,
        McKinnon Drive, Neusavale Road, Laguna Street and Louis Bazzo Drive, are
        protected as part of the major road network.

v)      The function, safety and visual amenity of the major road network are protected
        and enhanced;

w)      Open space networks are protected and enhanced to provide recreational,
        environmental and aesthetic amenity opportunities across the locality;

x)      The locality provides a low level of urban services, convenience and accessibility,
        with the exception of areas in close proximity to Boreen Point, Louis Bazzo Drive
        and McKinnon Drive, which have slightly higher levels;

y)      The villages of Kin Kin and Boreen Point provide for the day-to-day needs of
        residents and others and serve as focal points for the community;

z)      The rural towns of Pomona, Cooroy and Tewantin (which sit outside the locality)
        generally fulfil higher order needs, although residents of remoter parts of the
        locality rely on Gympie for these needs;

aa)     The locality is not served by reticulated water or sewerage and none is planned
        during the life of this planning scheme. This, amongst other factors, constrains
        closer settlement of the area; and



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