22439 DA - Original MCU approval to establish dwelling · 132001.210326.1

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               2.2   CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL
               Condition 9 of the Development Approval for Reconfiguration of Lot at Noosa Springs
               situated at None Noosa Springs Drive described as Lot 4 on SP 103605, referred to as
               Precinct D - The Palms, Parish of Weyba requires:
                                                                                                             Compliance/Non-
                                                                                                               compliance
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               1.    All residential buildings on Lots 39 to 55 on plans GTP-D-PALMS-
                     1A and GTP-D-PALMS-2A, dated 17.1.2000, by Noosa Mapping &
                     Surveys Pty Ltd (Attachment 1) shall be set back a minimum of 6
                     metres from the common boundary of the lot and the fire access
                     reserve required by Condition 8, generally to the south-west. All
                     fences and pools shall be set back a minimum of 2 metres from the
                     common boundary. Development Control By-laws under the Mixed
                     Use Development Scheme are to contain provisions that comply with
                     this minimum standard.

               2.3   ARCHITECTURAL REPORT
               It is envisaged that no two buildings in close proximity to each other will look alike.
               Emphasis will be placed on changes in form, materials, textures and colours.
               2.4   LANDSCAPING REPORT
               The landscaping report does not require that an application for operational works
               (landscaping) be submitted to Council for assessment for individual dwelling units in Precinct
               D of Noosa Springs. The developer is to encourage residential owners to adopt a planting
               scheme sympathetic to the philosophy of the landscape report. To this end, landscaping is to
               be characteristic of the predominant lush bushland character of adjacent areas. Accordingly,
               plants may be chosen of different colour or characteristics which supplement the predominant
               vegetation pattern in the area.

               RECOMMENDATION

               With regard to 22439 DA (Paul Clout Design Pty Ltd) for a Material Change of Use of
               Premises for a Dwelling at 61 Noosa Springs Drive, Noosa Springs described as Lots 1 & 2
               on GTP 107028 (7MCP107029), Parish of Weyba, Council approve the application and grant
               a Development Permit, subject to the following conditions:-
               1.    Development undertaken in accordance with this approval must generally comply with
                     the approved plans of development. The approved plans are numbered 01, 02 and 05
                     dated 03/12/01 and 03 dated 10/09/01 and 04 dated 29/10/01 prepared by Paul Clout
                     Design and as may be amended by these conditions.
               2.    The internal accessway linking the main dwelling to the guest house is to be constructed
                     and maintained at all times.
               3.    The development must be undertaken and operated in a manner that causes no
                     detrimental effect upon the amenity of the neighbourhood by reason of the creation of
                     excessive noise, lighting nuisance or other emissions.
               4.    Existing trees on the site and within road reserves are to be retained, except where
                     required to be removed due to building operations.


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