180523 - BA4342- Signage Application - Noosa Service Station -V3 · OPW18/0163

TABLE 2– STRATEGIC FRAMEWORK FOR COMMERCIAL AND RETAIL DEVELOPMENT (S1.7.7)
    Strategy                                                 Response

    a) Noosa’s centre hierarchy is shown on Map SM.          a) Complies

                                                             The proposal involves advertising for a service
                                                             station and food outlet/shop tenancies located in
                                                             the industrial area. The signage identifies the
                                                             businesses amongst a commercial/industrial setting
                                                             using standard designs used by these businesses.

    b) With the exception of the new Shire Business          Not Applicable
    Centre, additional commercial development is
    confined to existing business centres,                   The proposal involves a service station and food
    neighbourhood centres, village centres and mixed-        outlet which is defined as a retail business, and
    use areas in the visitor precincts of Hastings Street,   advertising does not affect the scale of commercial
    Gympie Terrace and Sunshine Beach.                       development.

    c) The scheme allows for a substantial Shire             c) Not applicable
    Business Centre off Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville.
    This centre will be the business and employment          The proposal is not located on Eenie Creek Road.
    focus of Noosa and amongst industrial, commercial
    and community facilities will include a shopping
    centre anchored by a discount department store.

    d) The existing business centres of Noosa Junction,      d) Not applicable
    Noosaville, Tewantin and Cooroy will include some
    commercial and retail infill within the Business Zone    The site is not in the Business zone.
    to service the surrounding population. Cooroy
    particularly has scope for expansion to cater for the
    rural hinterland and passing visitors


6.4.1. Desired Environmental Outcomes
The Planning Scheme for Noosa outlines 12 Desired Environmental Outcomes which sets the policy
direction in the strategic framework. These themes include:
▪     Agriculture Uses;                                        ▪    Open Space, Environment & Conservation
                                                                    Functions;
▪     Commercial & Retail Uses;
                                                               ▪    Sport & Recreation Uses;
▪     Community Uses and Facilities;
                                                               ▪    Residential Uses
▪     Heritage;
                                                               ▪    Tourism;
▪     Industrial Business Uses;
                                                               ▪    Transport & Mobility Functions; and
▪     Natural Resources;
                                                               ▪    Infrastructure and Services.

The desired environmental outcomes of the strategic framework have been reviewed and it is considered
that the Industrial Business Uses and the Community Uses and Facilities themes are relevant to the
assessment of the proposal. Table 3 assesses the proposal against desired environmental outcomes.




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