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Development Application part 2 Planning Report MCU13/0051
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Aged Care and 160
persons per hectare for
any other form of
Retirement & Special
needs housing; and
c) has a low site impact to
enhance the opportunity to
maintain natural site
characteristics, including
native vegetation and natural
landforms.
Height S5.1 Buildings and 05 -
Complies.
05 Buildings and other other structures have a
The development is located
proposed
structures- maximum building
within the rural
zone and comprises a
a) are low rise and present a height of-
monopole structure of 35 m in height and
building height consistent with a) if in the Rural or
therefore does not comply with the
structures on adjacent land; Rural Settlement
maximum building height specified in S5.1
b) do not exceed a maximum Zone-8m, or 9m
(a), However the use is considered to be
height of 2 storeys; where the pitched
compatible with the surrounding area and
c) do not visually dominate the roof but no other part
thus complies with 05 for the following
street, surrounding spaces or of the building or
reasons:
the existing skyline; structure exceeds 8m;
d) preserve the amenity of or . the development has been located
surrounding land, including b) if in the Industry within an area which is generally
existing sunlight to Zone-10m comprised of low density rural-
neighbouring properties; c) in all other zones- residential development and is well
e) respect the scale of the 8m. removed from neighbouring
surrounding vegetation; and residential dwellings;
f) ensure that development
responds to the topography
.
existing infrastructure uses in the
area (such as power stanchions and
and minimises cut and fill (eg,
by stepping down the slope or light poles) will ensure the facility is of
a scale and height consistent with the
using suspended floor
construction ). surrounding environment;
.
existing vegetation within the property
and the wider surrounding area will
screen the lower margins of the
facility; and
. the proposed height is the minimum
required the required
to achieve
coverage objectives,
For these reasons, the height of the facility
is considered to comply with 05.
Setbacks S6.1 Buildings and 56.1 -
Complies.
06 Buildings and other structures comply with
Table 1,1 of Schedule 1 of the Noosa Plan
structures are appropriately the minimum building
2009 specifies a minimum frontage and
designed and sited to-- setbacks identified in
side setback in the Rural Zone of 10m.
a) provide amenity for users of Schedule 1 Minimum -
the premises as well as Boundary Setbacks. The proposed facility is setback
preserve the visual and approximately 40m from the southern lot
acoustic amenity of adjoining boundary, 30m from the eastern lot
and nearby land uses; boundary, approximately 200m from the
b) preserve any existing western lot boundary and approximately
vegetation that will buffer the 730m from the northern frontage to Coles
proposed building from Creek Road which is compliant with S6.1,
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