2016-10-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda

Planning a way forward for Noosaville

Outcome: A diverse range and choice in housing is available for residents.
 	Identify opportunities for a range of attached housing for permanent residents close to transport and services.
 	Revisit current density provisions for attached housing to facilitate a greater range in dwellings sizes, particularly smaller dwelling outcomes.




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Outcome: The Noosa Shire Business Centre is a great place with employment, business, education and living opportunities.




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 	Reinforce the Noosa Shire Business Centre as providing opportunities for a diverse range of employment uses including, business and education as well as




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       supporting housing.
 	Review the development parameters for the Noosa Shire Business Centre to encourage preferred uses, while discouraging any further retail extensions.




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 	Identify opportunities for priority industry sectors identified in the Local Economic Plan.




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Outcome: Noosa River Foreshore and Gympie Terrace are the primary tourism focus for Noosaville.
 	Restrict commercial land uses and structures on Noosaville foreshore to those that have a marine function.
 	Allow well designed hospitality uses on Gympie Terrace and Thomas Street which include after-hours dining and entertainment such as live music.

Outcome: Mary Street / Thomas Street (south) provides a mix of land uses focussed around health and wellbeing / permanent
residential mix to take advantage of its location in easy walking distance to services, employment, transport and recreation.
 	Investigate the suitability of mixed use development in Mary Street / Thomas Street (south) up to 3 storeys including small permanent residential dwellings above
        lower level medical / professional offices.
 	Reinforce architectural design requirements in keeping with the Noosa style and general scale of newer development in Mary Street / Thomas Street (south).
 	Ensure new development on Thomas Street is consistent with the streetscape character, addresses the street edge and contains active frontages.
 	Where minimum floor heights are specified ensure buildings are accessible for people with a disability.
 	Review car parking arrangements to ensure sufficient car parking but not at the expense of pedestrian safety or walkability of Noosaville. Parking within the road
        reserve may be preferable to parking between the building and the footpath.




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Planning a way forward for Noosaville                                                                                             ef    NOOSA COUNCIL |

Outcome: A diverse range and choice in housing is available for residents.
@   \dentify opportunities for a range of attached housing for permanent residents close to transport and services.
@   Revisit current density provisions for attached housing to facilitate a greater range in dwellings sizes, particularly smaller dwelling outcomes.

Outcome: The Noosa Shire Business Centre is a great place with employment, business, education and living opportunities.
@   Reinforce the Noosa Shire Business Centre as providing opportunities for a diverse range of employment uses including, business and education as well as
    supporting housing.
@   Review the development parameters for the Noosa Shire Business Centre to encourage preferred uses, while discouraging any further retail extensions.
@   ldentify opportunities for priority industry sectors identified in the Local Economic Plan.
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Outcome: Noosa River Foreshore and Gympie Terrace are the primary tourism focus for Noosaville.
@   Restrict commercial land uses and structures on Noosaville foreshore to those that have a marine function.
@   Allow well designed hospitality uses on Gympie Terrace and Thomas Street which include after-hours dining and entertainment such as live music.
Outcome: Mary Street / Thomas Street (south) provides a mix of land uses focussed around health and wellbeing / permanent
residential mix to take advantage of its location in easy walking distance to services, employment, transport and recreation.
@   Investigate the suitability of mixed use development in Mary Street / Thomas Street (south) up to 3 storeys including small permanent residential dwellings above
    lower level medical / professional offices.
@   Reinforce architectural design requirements in keeping with the Noosa style and general scale of newer development in Mary Street / Thomas Street (south).
@   Ensure new development on Thomas Street is consistent with the streetscape character, addresses the street edge and contains active frontages.
@   Where minimum floor heights are specified ensure buildings are accessible for people with a disability.
@   Review car parking arrangements to ensure sufficient car parking but not at the expense of pedestrian safety or walkability of Noosaville. Parking within the road
    reserve may be preferable to parking between the building and the footpath.

52   The New Noosa Plan