ADAMS+SPARKES Town Planning Report (Gympie Terrace) 160401

MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE TO ESTABLISH MULTIPLE HOUSING (2 X TYPE 2 DUPLEXS)
111 & 113 GYMPIE TERRACE, NOOSAVILLE                                                                           16


4.3    South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009 - 2031
33.    The South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009-2013 (hereafter; SEQRP 2009-2031) is the principal
       planning document for managing growth and development within the South East Queensland region. The
       subject site is located within the Urban Footprint designation of the SEQRP 2009-2031 (refer to Figure 10
       below).



                                Subject Sites




       Figure 10 South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009-2031 Regional Planning Map (source: DILGP 2016)


34.    According to the SEQRP, the Urban Footprint comprises sufficient land to accommodate a full range of
       acceptable urban land uses, such as housing, industry, business, infrastructure, community facilities and
       urban open spaces that can meet the region’s urban development needs to 2031. The Urban Footprint is
       described as follows:

              “The Urban Footprint focuses urban growth in locations that:
                - provide reliable and cohesive transportation choices or otherwise reduce car use,
                   particularly for infill and redevelopment in and around existing urban centres, and along
                   high frequency public transport corridors
                - physically connect to existing communities wherever possible, or otherwise provide new
                   development with direct transport linkages to established urban areas early in the
                   development
                - promote cohesive communities that support a wide range of services and facilities
                - include or have access to existing or planned employment centres.”

35.    The proposed development satisfies this intent, by facilitating the provision of housing within the urban
       footprint within an established urban area. The proposed development delivers a type of development that
       is consistent with the desired land use pattern for the local area, which takes advantage of the site’s
       proximity to a major road. The site’s proximity to a range of existing and future services, facilities and
       transport options ensures the proposed development provides a sustainable land use outcome for the
       site.

36.    The proposed development does not compromise this policy or its intent, and does not trigger
       concurrence agency referral to the Department of Infrastructure, Local Government & Planning in
       accordance with the relevant provisions of the South East Queensland Regional Plan 2009-2031 State
       Planning Regulatory Provisions. In addition, the proposed development delivers a type of development
       that is consistent with the local area.


JASON & SUSAN PAYNE AND AMRITASH RAI
OCTOBER 2016