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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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numbers right. Perhaps a separate GFA figure is allowable if the dwellings are two storey? For example
45% site cover over two stories = 0.9 GFA ( minus garages, outdoor living etc)
In the high density residential zone 75:1 does not align with a site cover of 45% if the dwellings are three
stories. For example 45% site cover over three stories = 1.35 GFA ( minus garages, outdoor living etc)
5823093 I would support relaxing to building garages / carports within the front setback, to cater for the car parking There’s been an increasing occurrence of carports and other built structures in the front 6 metre setback That no change be made to the
situation in low density areas. of low density neighbourhoods. Likewise high solid fences are becoming increasingly popular. Both take proposed amendments as a
away from the open streetscape of neighbourhoods. Relatively few lots in Noosa Shire are less than result of this submission.
600m2 in area and there should be adequate space to fit within the planning scheme parameters. While
there may be site specific circumstances that make car parking impractical further into the property it is
still preferable that they be the exception rather than the norm.
23101565 Concerned with the change to PO9 of the Low Density Residential zone and PO14 of the Medium Density It was required to strengthen the provisions as Council is receiving multiple siting variation application That no change to the proposed
Residential zone which both specify that buildings and structures within the front 6m of the property should that were large bulky structures and were having a negative impact on the streetscape and reducing amendments be made as a result
be avoided. Previously it just asked for buildings to be consistent with the predominant character of the landscaping open space for residents. of this submission
streetscape. Too prescriptive and does not allow for a performance assessment where the predominant In term of drafting, the Planning Scheme is a performance based document and OLD State Government
streetscape setback is currently less than 6m. We recommend these provisions be reverted to their rules do not allow for prescriptive wording.
current wording to enable discretion to be applied where needed.
Proposed amendments should be drafted in a way that Acceptable Outcomes are specific, quantifiable
measures that are one way of addressing a broader corresponding Performance Outcome. Further, POs
should be drafted as broadly as possible so as not to stifle innovation and not be a repeat of the AO
criteria. We recommend revising the proposed amendment with this in mind.
23108859 Surveillance and Zoning Issues on Main Roads** The policy regarding surveillance of main road houses, Edwards Street, Sunshine Beach is a distributor road but not considered a main road. The south-eastern That no change to the proposed
particularly the restriction on solid fences, is intrusive and poorly considered. This policy negatively extent of the road is in the Medium Density Residential zone. Its zoning can be considered in a future amendments be made as a result
23108805 impacts privacy and neighbourhood amenity. Residents on main roads face unique challenges, and solid planning scheme review. of this submission
23108802 fences are essential for safety and privacy. The lack of adequate privacy can lead to increased stress and
reduced quality of life for these residents. Additionally, Edwards Street, a main road in a 60 km/h zone,
should be rezoned to medium density. This change would better align with the needs of the area and
improve the overall residential environment. Instead of clearing more bushland to add affordable housing,
the council should consider rezoning existing properties or subdividing in-town areas to create more
duplexes and address the housing shortage. I recommend revisiting the zoning density of main road
properties to better align with residential needs and to address the lack of neighbourhood amenities.
Site Coverage Regulations** The 40% site coverage limit hinders property owners from renovating and
upgrading their homes. This regulation is overly restrictive and financially burdensome. The council should
reconsider this limit to facilitate reasonable property improvements.
5791675 Ensure residential houses are protected from demolition and resale unless they are termite ridden or The submitters concerns and suggestions are noted. Clearing of dunal vegetation (not within your own That no change be made to
irreparable. Noosa is losing good suitable houses to investment renovators every day. property) is definitely illegal however Council needs evidence it is occurring before any action can occur. proposed amendments as a
Why is the map saying Pacific avenue and showing Nebula street??! It is not clear on the question about Pacific Avenue/Nedula Street? result of this submission.
Enforce the less than 50 percent site coverage on beachfront and Sunrise high dunes, do not allow Approval is needed before tree clearing can occur within a private property and the Coastal Protection
relaxations for megamcmansions of concrete Overlay and Biodiversity Overlay both add extra protections at some properties.
Protect high dunes from private creepage Site cover, boundary setbacks and other built form provisions seek to provide separation between
Protect sea view amenities for all residents, no blocking if sea views by walls buildings and provide an interesting building rather than large bulky dwelling. The draft amendments seek
to limit high solid front fences and require open streetscapes however experience is that it will be difficult
Ramp up remnant native vegetation protection to enforce.
Enforce native vegetation planting on all sites
16. General Sentiment or non-amendment specific
Your Say ECM Submitter comments Response Recommendation
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5784502 I am concerned about traffic in the Shire and endorse all efforts to discourage private car usage. The submitter’s environmental and social concerns are noted and appreciated. Amendments do address That no change be made to
Councils should not be threatened by State Government overriding local planning controls/schemes. some of their issues. proposed amendments as a
Affordable housing is essential as part of the mix in any precinct, but provision of same should remain result of this submission.
under Council planning scheme control.
The natural environment must be cherished and protected. De-forestation must be stopped.
Lighting near the coast must be controlled to support marine turtles
Property owners must be supported to conserve wilderness on their land.
5748175 I would like to suggest that the whole of the park grounds along Gympie Tce, to be fully topped dressed. This submission relates the Draft Foreshore Infrastructure Masterplan and is not relevant to the proposed That no change be made to
The park grounds are trodden, sinking, tree roots showing, simply worn out. I would like to suggest that amendments. This submission has been referred to the Infrastructure Services Team. proposed amendments as a
the whole park be given good maintenance, refurbishment to bring it back to the way it was many years result of this submission.
ago.
5746909 All sounds good! Support for the proposed amendments is noted. That no change be made to
proposed amendments as a
result of this submission
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Table of Submissions made regarding Noosa Plan 2020 Proposed Amendment No. 2, 2024
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