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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
bb) Kin Kin village and Boreen Point village are the urban focal points, supporting the
only urban settlement in the locality, and consolidated through the provision of an
appropriate level of service to residents of the locality;
Including amendments 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
cc) For Kin Kin village—
i there is a distinct boundary to the village and urban development does not
extend beyond the boundaries identified on Map ZM1;
ii Kin Kin village, is bordered by Kin Kin Creek and set in an isolated valley with
steep forested slopes;
iii flooding, the presence of agricultural lands, potential influences of nearby
extractive resources and other biophysical factors constrain the size and growth
of Kin Kin Village;
iv the quiet relaxed lifestyle offered by Kin Kin’s remote setting is preserved
including the agricultural focus of the surrounding area and the open space and
rural vistas that characterise the village;
v the intimate rural village townscape and streetscape character of the village is
preserved and enhanced, this includes its rural setting, traditional building style,
low level of infrastructure, general informality and absence of commercialism ;
vi the small size of Kin Kin Village defines its attractive and defining characteristics
with uses limited to a primary school, community hall (School of Arts), shop,
hotel and some formal sporting facilities including tennis courts and sports
ground;
vii views from and to the village are protected, particularly in regard to the entry
points from the west and south;
viii the entrances to Kin Kin Village are well defined with a sense of arrival provided
by the rural surrounds and limited residential development outside of the village;
ix the southern entrance to the village provides attractive views of the Country Life
Hotel framed by vegetation;
x lands in the Village Mix Zone and the Community Services Zone in the vicinity
of the sports ground and the hall create a focal point for community interaction
through both indoor and outdoor activities;
xi the built form of commercial and residential development in Kin Kin that provide
important historical characteristics and connections to early 20th century
architectural styles are preserved and enhanced;
xii the low level of convenience, accessibility and servicing available limits the type
and extent of rural settlements that may occur, helping to preserve a rural
retreat lifestyle;
xiii the Country Life Hotel is retained as an important local landmark and character
building with any further development being sympathetic to the existing
character of the building, arrangement of buildings and landscape setting;
xiv detached housing areas have high levels of amenity consistent with Kin Kin’s
rural village character, which is derived from its relatively large allotment sizes,
low density residential living and its relationship to the rural and natural
environment surrounding the village;
xv Home based businesses are provided for in Kin Kin village and rural areas to
assist in providing locally based employment opportunities and diversify the
local economy where the businesses do not impact on the environment or
amenity of surrounding areas;
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