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Town Planning Report_5-13 Production Street, Noosaville
6 Local Framework
6.1 Local Planning Instrument
The Noosa Plan 2020 (version 1/2020) is the applicable planning scheme for the Noosa Council and provides the
relevant framework for development assessment and approval. The provisions of the Planning Scheme that are
relevant to the proposed development are identified and addressed in the following sections of this report.
6.2 Definition
The proposed land use is defined as a ‘Transport depot’ under Schedule 1 of the Noosa Plan 2020:
‘Transport depot means the use of premises for –
a. Storing vehicle, or machinery, that is sued for a commercial or public purpose; or
b. Cleaning, repairing, or servicing vehicles or machinery, if the use is ancillary to the use in paragraph (a).’
The proposed development is consistent with the above definition and involves a Transport depot use over the
subject site.
6.3 Assessment Benchmarks
The proposed development achieves compliance with the applicable provisions of the relevant assessment
benchmarks. The benchmarks applicable to the proposed development are listed in Table 9 and the relevant
codes are addressed in Attachment 7.
Table 9: Assessment Benchmarks
Code Applicability Comment
Overlay Codes
Acid Sulfate Soils overlay Not Applicable The subject site is identified within The Acid Sulfate Soil (ASS)
Overlay Map OM8.4 as having a low potential of ASS between 5-
20m AHD.
As a result, a response to the Acid sulfate soils overlay is not
required.
Zone code(s)
Medium impact industry zone Applicable An assessment against the overall outcomes of the Medium
code impact industry zone code has been provided below in Table 11. A
full response to the code has been prepared by Place Design
Group and is provided in Attachment 7.
Local plan code(s)
Noosaville local plan code Applicable An assessment against the overall outcomes of the Medium
impact industry zone code has been provided below in Table 12. A
full response to the code has been prepared by Place Design
Group and is provided in Attachment 7.
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