2016-10-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda

Planning a way forward for Noosa Heads

Outcome: Hastings Street is a vibrant street catering to visitor and resident leisure and entertainment needs.
  Continue to promote Hastings Street as Noosa’s premier tourist strip supporting visitor accommodation, leisure, recreation, commercial, retail and hospitality uses
 	
  day and night.




                                      T
Outcome: Hastings Street’s high standard of streetscape design and architecture are maintained and visual and physical access to Noosa




                                    F
Main Beach is improved.
 	Continue to reinforce clear maximum building heights, plot ratios and design requirements for Hastings Street.




                                   A
  Ensure new development is of a high architectural design standard, addresses the street, provides publicly accessible spaces and opportunities for people to gather
 	
  and sit.




                                  R
Outcome: Public transport, walking or cycling is the preferred form of transport to and around Hastings Street.




                                 D
  Develop strategies to encourage access to Hastings Street by means other than private cars by facilitating convenient pedestrian and cycle links, public transport and
 	
  park and ride facilities bus connections into Hastings Street and Noosa National Park.
 	Ensure any new development or streetscape works maximises opportunities for pedestrian and cycle access.




                                                                                                                                                Discussion Paper 57

Outcome: Hastings Street is a vibrant street catering to visitor and resident leisure and entertainment needs.
            @    Continue to promote Hastings Street as Noosa’s premier tourist strip supporting visitor accommodation, leisure, recreation, commercial, retail and hospitality uses
                 day and night.
            Outcome: Hastings Street’s high standard of streetscape design and architecture are maintained and visual and physical access to Noosa
            Main Beach is improved.
            @    Continue to reinforce clear maximum building heights, plot ratios and design requirements for Hastings Street.
            @    Ensure new development is of a high architectural design standard, addresses the street, provides publicly accessible spaces and opportunities for people to gather
                 and sit.
            Outcome: Public transport, walking or cycling is the preferred form of transport to and around Hastings Street.
            @    Develop strategies to encourage access to Hastings Street by means other than private cars by facilitating convenient pedestrian and cycle links, public transport and
                 park and ride facilities bus connections into Hastings Street and Noosa National Park.
            @    Ensure any new development or streetscape works maximises opportunities for pedestrian and cycle access.

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