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6. Appendix C - Noosa Assessment Benchmark Assessment
DESIRED ENVIRONMENTAL OUTCOMES (DEOS)
Section 3.1.3 (b) Commercial & Retail Uses
DEO Response to DEO
A hierarchy of centres with a range of Commercial and Retail business uses provide suitable
levels of amenity, service and access to the community, consistent with the community’s location
and needs by—
i. a proportion of Noosa Shire’s higher Complies
order needs being fulfilled by centres
The proposed development recognises for
in other areas, particularly the residents to obtain higher order goods and
Principal Regional Activity Centre of services from the Sunshine Coast. There is a
Maroochydore; clear nexus in the established business centre
the Noosa Civic shopping centre which is well
recognised in the Shire Business Centre Zone.
The proposal seeks to contribute to the existing
hierarchy of the Centres in the region. As
demonstrated in the Economic Impact
Assessment report in Appendix J.
The proposal is:
• For retail and business uses that is
compatible with the existing retail uses
within the Shire Business Centre Zone;
• There are no adverse impacts on the
existing uses adjoining the site. The
proposal provides a transitional land use
between the retail uses to the east and
industrial uses to the west of the site;
• Provides additional retail floor space for
the centres with a range of commercial
and retail business opportunities.
ii. the Shire Business Centre, a Major Complies
Activity Centre for the purposes of
The development site forms part of the Shire
the SEQ Regional Plan and the
Business Centre and is classified as a Major
highest order centre within Noosa Activity Centre. The proposed development has
Shire, developing in stages potential to offer a range of highest order centre
consistent with the needs of the
activities complementary range of use and
population of Noosa Shire and areas
tenants to deliver a high standard in community
to the immediate south;
based urban design.
iii. protecting the long term viability of Complies
the Shire Business Centre as the
The proposed development has considered, the
principal business, retail and
long-term viability of the Shire Business Centre.
administrative centre, by setting The proposed development allows a flexibility of
aside short term needs to ensure the uses within the tenancies. This demonstrates
long term implementation of the
adaptable uses within the long-term prospects of
centre;
the site. The proposed buildings and structures
have the ability to adapt to the existing
environment.
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