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MCU14/0073 Town Planning Report
DEVELOPMENT APPLICATION FOR MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE FOR AN EXTENSION TO AN EXISTING INDUSTRIAL BUSINESS (TYPE 2) – SOFT DRINK FACTORY WITHIN AN EXISTING BUILDING 271 LAKE MACDONALD DRIVE, LAKE MACDONALD 20 5 LOCAL PLANNING INSTRUMENT – THE NOOSA PLAN 50. As outlined in section 4.1 of this report, the SPA provides the statutory framework for planning in Queensland. The proposed development is assessable under The Noosa Plan 2006 (hereafter “planning scheme”). 5.1 Use Definition 51. Pursuant to Part 2 of the planning scheme, the proposed extension remains defined as an “Industrial Business” and “Type 2 Production, Alteration, Repackaging & Repairing”. 5.2 Level of Assessment 52. As previously outlined, the proposed extension on the subject site is subject to Impact Assessment. 5.2.1 Desired Environmental Outcomes 53. The proposed extension achieves the outcomes sought by the Desired Environmental Outcomes based on the following reasoning: The proposal will be located within an existing building and will not compromise existing or future agricultural, community, sport and recreation or residential land uses within the locality; The proposal supports the continuation of an existing commercial business, being Wimmers Soft Drink, which has had significant contribution to the local region since 1910; The subject site or surrounding land is not identified as containing local or State heritage. Further, the proposed factory will provide a museum area for the display of memorabilia and historical accounts associated with both the Cooroy Brickworks and Wimmers Factory; The proposed extension will be of an appropriate scale for the subject site and surrounding area; The proposed development will encourage tourism to the area, through the provision of occasional site tours and will also support tourism within the greater region; Efficient transport and mobility functions via the subject site and along the surrounding road network (including Lake Macdonald Drive as part of the Major Road Network) will not be negatively impacted upon as a result of proposed extension, which will maintain existing vehicle movements for the transportation of product; and, The development will be serviced by all necessary infrastructures (i.e. electricity, water, sewerage etc) in accordance with Council requirements and the original Development Permits (Appendix II). 5.2.2 Planning Locality & Zone 54. The site is located within the Rural Zone of the Cooroy & Lake Macdonald Locality. The proposed development is compliant with the Overall Outcomes sought for the Locality on the following basis: The proposed extension will be located, designed and managed to be compatible with other land uses and works, which may occur on the site or on surrounding land; COOROY PROPERTY PTY LTD SEPTEMBER 2014
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