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NOOSA PLAN 2020 PROPOSED AMENDMENT NO. 2 - POST PUBLIC NOTIFICATION FOR FINAL STATE GOVERNMENT MINISTERIAL APPROVAL · Attachment 1 Table of submissions
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on residents of Tewantin and hopefully not be subject to NIMBY complaints that sites within the suburbs 87 Poinciana Av and 10 Sidoni Street have a long history of being zoned for Special Use / Community ▪ the Annotation of “5” for
often face. Facilities given the police station and residence. So too does the Dept of Transport and Main Roads Emergency Services be
We are also supportive of the Bark Concept design for the Doonella St Precinct. office at 8 Sidoni Street. removed from the Community
Facilities zone over Lots 506
We would however like to highlight that the council missed a significant opportunity, and that was to This package of planning scheme amendments had already been progressed to State Interest Review and 507 SP316542; and
include the adjacent sites on Sidoni Street (Transport and Main Roads Building) and The Old Police before a request to review the zoning had been made.
Station Site (10 Sidoni Street and 87-89 Poinciana Avenue) within the new Doonella Street Precinct. ▪ no further change to proposed
The sites adjoin two storey residential units in the Medium Density Residential Zone to the west. Land amendments be made as a
The inclusion of these sites would enable a consistent-looking built form to be developed along this opposite to the north is also included in the Medium Density Residential Zone and land opposite to the result of these submissions
Doonella Street/Sidoni Street corridor and neatly form a high-density accommodation boundary to the east is in the District Centre Zone.
Tewantin Commercial District, which has minimal impact on the amenity of Tewantin residents and In general, it is considered the site is well located for attached housing and potentially commercial or
maximum benefits for the community as a whole. community uses but not retail nor other uses that rely on an active frontage. Vehicular access to the site
Currently, Council has no amendment to the zoning of the Old Police Station Site proposed, even though is likely to be limited to left-in / left out arrangements.
the site was abandoned by Queensland Police over 3 years ago and put on the market in early 2023. The Tewantin does not have high density residential development and the Medium Density Residential zone,
TMR Site is apparently also likely to be disposed of in the medium term. which adjoins this site allows only for two storey development. The allowable building height in the
If the council were to add the TMR and Police Station Sites (10 Sidoni Street and 87-89 Poinciana Avenue, Community Facilities Zone is 2 storeys.
Lot 506 and 507 SP 316542) to the Doonella Street Precinct, I do not believe this would be considered a Under the proposed amendments the Community Facilities zone allows for multiple dwellings in the form
major change, as the community currently views the site as commercial/residential mixed use, exactly as of small affordable rental premises only. Other residential uses supported by the Community Facilities
the same as they view the Doonella Street Precinct. By including the sites in the Precinct is consistent Zone, such as Residential Care or Retirement Facility are not considered the optimum uses of the central
with current use (office and residential) and consistent with the Councils long term objective of containing site.
retail within the main Tewantin Centre.
The owners have expressed an interest in doing small, affordable units for key workers, but have outlined
Expansion of the Doonella Street Precinct would mean that through developments on the sites, a development costs and financial constraints to two storey development. On 2 September, notice was
substantial impact on smaller form housing supply in the shire could be tackled between the state-owned given that Poinciana Blue Pty Ltd has requested 87 – 89 Poinciana Avenue and 10 Sidoni Street be
Doonella Street Site (~79 apartments) and the Old Tewantin Police Station site (~30 apartments)" considered under the State Facilitated Development pathway for 40 residential units including both build-
23109355 In accordance with the aims of the amendments to rezone certain land to increase opportunities for to-sell and build-to-rent units, of which at least 15% is to be affordable. This process will run its course
smaller dwellings and key worker accommodation - The submission requests the inclusion of the site irrespective of planning scheme amendments.
in the District Centre (Doonella St Precinct) zone. The character references for the owners are acknowledged but not planning grounds for considering the
The site was previously owned by the Police and sold as surplus land, following confirmation from all zone.
government agencies that the land was not required for a community use. There is an opportunity to Despite the submitter’s suggestion about the nature of the change, changing the zone is a significant
appropriately rezone the land in accordance with the intent of the major planning scheme amendment change, that would warrant readvertising the amendments, especially if changing it to allow for 3 storey
process. development. With the exception of removing the existing annotation for emergency services, more
Currently, redevelopment of the site into Multiple Dwelling Units is inconsistent with the ‘Community comprehensive zone review would need to wait until a subsequent planning scheme review.
Facilities Zoning’. Rezoning will enable increased residential housing choice in either a wholly residential
development, or a mixed use format with restricted commercial uses (noting the site was already used for
a community use as a Police Station and housing and adjoins an existing state government office
(DTMR)).
This submission supports the incentives to encourage the delivery and long-term retention of affordable
rental premises on appropriately located sites near transport, services and amenities. However, the
following amendments are sought to allow for a development more appropriate for the site:
PO41 (a) of the District Zone Code must be changed from ‘ancillary to and support’ to
‘complementary to’, as well as the corresponding AO41.2 of the District Zone Code be deleted
from the proposed amendments.
6m setback from Sidoni Street and Poinciana Ave with allowance for reduced setbacks to
secondary frontages.
The changes proposed by this submission does not alter the Council’s policy position for land use
outcomes expected for appropriately located sites. The proposed rezoning is not considered significantly
different requiring re-advertising.
The unique location of the site complements and expands what is sought to be achieved with the District
Centre (Doonella St Precinct) zone. The expansion of the District Centre (Doonella St Precinct) zone to
include the site would provide:
A significant increase in the supply of small form housing, sought to be achieved by the precinct and
aligns with the aims of the council’s proposed amendments;
A complementary development to that envisaged for the Doonella St Precinct;
A consistent built form along Sidoni and Doonella Streets to make an attractive entry statement to the
Tewantin Village; and
Increased additional, affordable high-density housing in an ideal location proximate to transport, and
shops and amenities.
5807894 I support the requested rezoning of the Old Tewantin Police Station Site to be part of the Doonella Street
Precinct to enable the development of more affordable housing in Tewantin. I lived in the Old Tewantin
Police Station for the past 8 months and recently moved to the house at 89 Poinciana Street so I can
vouch for the benefits for potential residents living on the site with its excellent location.
I am a single mother with 3 children. I was in a severe crisis position, literally with the prospect of becoming
homeless and living out of our car and campsites. At the time, financially there was no way I could afford
most the rentals, and the ones I could afford I didn’t have a chance at getting in such a competitive market.
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Table of Submissions made regarding Noosa Plan 2020 Proposed Amendment No. 2, 2024
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