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d) Visitor Accommodation in an The proposed servicing of the development does not rely on
urban zone or service area is the additional loading of the existing ferry services for water
provided with appropriate servicing. The retreat is also proposed to be connected to
connection to reticulated existing road and electricity networks, with no major increase
sewerage, water supply, in demand warranting further upgrading of the network.
stormwater drainage, electricity,
and telecommunications
services;
e) Visitor accommodation is
energy and water efficient;
g) Visitor accommodation is The small scale offering of the retreat ensures privacy for
suitable to the needs of visitors visitors and is not reliant on excessive visitor numbers and/or
and is accessible to services and adverse environmental impacts from over-use.
facilities or valued features within The development is akin to a private golf course such as that
the Shire. located within the Noosa Shire at 368 Dath Henderson Rd,
Tinbeerwah, or Makepeace Island and only used by guests.
This reinforces Council’s and Tourism Noosa’s focus on
‘Value over Volume’ products and is to be an exclusive resort
experience.
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9. Provide details of compliance with the relevant Specific Outcomes of the Visitor
Accommodation Code.
An assessment against each of the Specific Outcomes of the Visitor Accommodation Code
are provided for below.
Table 4 – Assessment against the relevant Specific Outcomes of the Visitor Accommodation Code
Specific Outcome Comment
O3 Visitor accommodation is at a scale and The scale of the development is compatible
nature complementary and respectful to its with the surrounding development within the
surroundings and does not unduly impact on Visitor Mixed Use zone, providing for a high
adjacent or surrounding land uses or the value tourism product directly associated with
amenity of the surrounding area. the environmental values of the site and
surrounding national park. The associated
noise report describes that the amenity of
adjoining residents will not be compromised as
a result of the proposal.
O5 Ancillary recreation uses, such as outdoor No lighting is proposed, and the wave lagoon
tennis courts and half netball courts, do not is only to be used for daytime activities.
have an adverse effect on the amenity enjoyed
by users of adjacent or nearby premises nor do
they cause unreasonable disturbance to local
fauna through light emissions, by ensuring that
lighting devices are limited to those designed
and installed to:
a) minimise light spillage on neighbouring
premises;
b) preserve an acceptable degree of lighting
amenity at the neighbouring premises;
c) provide covers or shading around lights;
d) direct lights downwards;
e) position lights away from possibly affected
areas; and
f) enable brightness of lights to be adjusted to
low levels.
O34 Rural accommodation is established in The site is zoned Visitor Mixed Use and
the rural areas of the Shire in a manner that identifies visitor accommodation as a
protects the amenity of the rural areas while consistent use. The site is less than a 5-minute
offering moderate to high levels of access to drive and ferry to urban areas, offering guests
urban facilities. high levels of amenity and access to facilities.
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