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planning report - van de mere · MCU19/0031.01
20% of the gross floor
area on the site;
Streetscape Ground floor uses have The open areas of the Y Development adjacent to a Y
at least 50% transparent shop are to incorporate ‘gateway’ / ‘key corner’
glazing to shopfronts to bifold opening doors to incorporates architectural
create active street the building façade. and landscape treatments
fronts. which emphasise the
corner.
Includes covered
pedestrian entrances to incorporates
premises; indoor/outdoor food and
drink outlets and other
Incorporates outdoor activities that are likely to
dining or landscaped foster casual, social and
areas; business interaction built to
provides variation and the boundary of the active
vitality in setback street frontage; and
alignment; includes the provision of
landscaping, shaded
seating and consistent
footpath treatment that
conforms to the wider
existing or planned
streetscape theme.
Hours of 4 Business Uses operate Seeks to operate from Y Where the site directly Y
Operation only between the hours 7am to 9pm adjoins land in a residential
of 7am and 9pm with the zone or the Rural
exception of Residential zone, the use
Entertainment and dining or activity does not
business, which may operate outside the hours
operate until 2am; of 7:00am to 9:00pm seve
n days per week.
4.2.1 The Noosa Plan 2020
The relevant Purpose and Overall Outcomes of the Noosa Heads Locality Code pertaining to retail
uses in the Hastings Street Precinct is outlined below:
• The Noosa Heads local plan area provides a diverse coastal urban area with a strong focus on tourism, and a
unique character and identity framed by a vegetated backdrop to the built environment,
• Development is of a high design quality, incorporating low rise contemporary sub-tropical building and
landscape design that emphasises the casual, outdoor lifestyle.
• A variety of high-end visitor accommodation, retailing and dining uses incorporate indoor/outdoor spaces
creating active frontages from early morning to late evening.
The proposed retail surf shop is less than 200m2 in area (155m2) and does not overdevelop the site
for a large-scale retail business. The surf shop provides iconic surf clothing and accessories to
residents and visitors while providing for the owner’s caretaker’s residence above.
The proposal improves the visual impact on this important location identified on the Hastings Street
Precinct Map as a ‘Gateway’, ‘Primary Active Streetfront’, ‘Key Pedestrian Area’ and ‘Key Corner’,
as shown below.
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