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MCU12/0023 Development Application Part 2 of 2 Town Planning Report
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like atmosphere, with a low key, attractive and safe village
square that engenders a 'sense of place' and a public
focus for local community interaction and activity; and
v. the sense of arrival to the coast communities of Noosa
from the south is emphasised and enhanced.
q) For the Detached Housing Zone... N/A
r) For the Semi-Attached Housing Zone - residents are The proposed juliette balconies will increase the level of residential
accommodated in Detached housing forms or Duplexes that - amenity and design quality of the visitor accommodation and
i. provide a low impact, low density development which contribute to the coastal building style and indoor/outdoor
respects the domestic scale of surrounding detached integration.
housing;
ii. offer a high level of residential amenity, design quality and
safety; and
iii. express a coastal building style that integrates with the
landscape and topography.
s) For the Attached Housing Zone... N/A
t) For the Visitor Mixed Use Zone ... N/A
u) For the Neighbourhood Centre Zone... N/A
v) For the Community Services Zone ... N/A
w) For the Rural Settlement Zone ... N/A
x) For the Open Space Recreation Zone - areas of open space This criteria is not relevant to the current proposal for juliette
contribute to the desired lifestyle of residents by offering a balconies and outdoor dining.
variety of passive and active recreational experiences that are
conducive to community interaction and wellbeing.
y) For the open Space Conservation Zone... N/A
5.3.2 Business Uses Code
The proposed outdoor dining area has been assessed against the Overall Outcomes of the Business Uses Code as
follows:
Overall Outcome Response
a) Existing and future populations have access to an adequate This criteria is not relevant to the current proposal for outdoor
level of goods and services. dining.
b) Business Uses meet the needs and expectations of the Noosa The proposed outdoor dining will be located within the podium
community in terms of providing- adjacent to the existing approved restaurant tenancy(s) fronting
i. Human scale in the building design; David Low Way and will complement the existing Peregian Beach
ii. Development that integrates with natural landforms and Village Centre opposite the site which supports a vibrant
landscape features; retail/restaurant and outdoor dining precinct.
iii. Development that is compatible with the existing
character and amenity of the streetscape and surrounding The proposal will not have any significant adverse impacts on
area; amenity, particularly with respect to noise impacts, given its
iv. Visual and physical connectivity between indoor and location adjacent to the Peregian Beach Hotel and the existing
outdoor spaces; ambient background noise eminating from David Low Way traffic
v. High levels of visual and acoustic amenity; and the existing retail village precinct as well as the surf. Refer to
vi. A low key, informal atmosphere; the Noise Amenity Review at Appendix B for further details on
vii. Safety and security for property owners, employees and noise impacts.
patrons;
viii. Logical traffic arrangements without congestion or The addition of outdoor dining will also provide for increased safety
lengthy delays; and due to integration between indoor and outdoor areas and the
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