2016-10-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda

Planning a way forward for Tewantin

Outcome: Tewantin maintains its character as a vibrant riverside town.
 	Maintain traditional main street of Poinciana Avenue as the heart of a district level activity centre providing a good range of commercial, retail, community and
      residential activities in a mixed use setting.




                                       T
 	Retain a compact business centre bound by properties facing Sidoni Street, Blakesley Street, Diyan Street, Memorial Avenue and Doonella Street.




                                     F
 	Prevent retail and commercial growth outside the town centre.
 	Promote human scale of built form acknowledging current buildings up to 2 or 3 storeys in town centre and small tenancies rather than big floor plates.




                                    A
 	In Poinciana Ave, build to the front boundary with active frontages and continuous awnings creating interest and comfort for pedestrians
 	Create opportunities for outdoor dining and breakout space for workers.




                                   R
 	Provide car parking in the street and to the rear of buildings so as not to interfere with the pedestrian streetscape.




                                  D
 	Enhance physical and visual connection to the river near Diyan Street and the Noosa Marina.

Outcome: Tewantin is home to a diverse, inclusive, community.
 	Increase housing choice, particularly for small households and older residents
 	Investigate additional attached housing opportunities close to the town centre with mixed use development in the centre itself
 	Support further development of aged care, health and wellness industries, professional services and creative industries.
 	Ensure built form and public realm offer high standards of pedestrian accessibility and comfort with wide shaded footpaths and multiple areas to rest or converse.
 	Improve pedestrian accessibility around town with a connected network of shared pathways linking residential neighbourhoods to the business centre and local
      shops, schools and recreational facilities.
 	Where topography allows, ensure land development incorporates through-streets providing a legible road network

Outcome: Residents and visitors appreciate a connection with the landscape.
 	Protect the well-established network of open space including parkland, sports fields and nature reserves
 	Redevelopment of sites near the Noosa River should respect view lines from public spaces.
 	Limit visitor accommodation to caravan parks and the Noosa Lakes Resort
 	Maintain current level of built form at Noosa Marina and support river-related businesses with limited dining and retail premises

                                                                                                                                                     Discussion Paper 49

Planning a way forward for Tewantin

Outcome: Tewantin maintains its character as a vibrant riverside town.
@    Maintain traditional main street of Poinciana Avenue as the heart of a district level activity centre providing a good range of commercial, retail, community and
     residential activities in a mixed use setting.
@    Retain a compact business centre bound by properties facing Sidoni Street, Blakesley Street, Diyan Street, Memorial Avenue and Doonella Street.
@    Prevent retail and commercial growth outside the town centre.
@    Promote human scale of built form acknowledging current buildings up to 2 or 3 storeys in town centre and small tenancies rather than big floor plates.
@    |nPoinciana Ave, build to the front boundary with active frontages and continuous awnings creating interest and comfort for pedestrians
@   Create opportunities for outdoor dining and breakout space for workers.
@    Provide car parking in the street and to the rear of buildings so as not to interfere with the pedestrian streetscape.
@    Enhance physical and visual connection to the river near Diyan Street and the Noosa Marina.
Outcome: Tewantin is home to a diverse, inclusive, community.
@    Increase housing choice, particularly for small households and older residents
@    Investigate additional attached housing opportunities close to the town centre with mixed use development in the centre itself
@   Support further development of aged care, health and wellness industries, professional services and creative industries.
@    Ensure built form and public realm offer high standards of pedestrian accessibility and comfort with wide shaded footpaths and multiple areas to rest or converse.
@    \|mprove pedestrian accessibility around town with a connected network of shared pathways linking residential neighbourhoods to the business centre and local
    shops, schools and recreational facilities.
@   Where topography allows, ensure land development incorporates through-streets providing a legible road network
Outcome: Residents and visitors appreciate a connection with the landscape.
@    Protect the well-established network of open space including parkland, sports fields and nature reserves
@    Redevelopment of sites near the Noosa River should respect view lines from public spaces.
@    Limit visitor accommodation to caravan parks and the Noosa Lakes Resort
@    Maintain current level of built form at Noosa Marina and support river-related businesses with limited dining and retail premises

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