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Response to Information Request [As Published] · 132007.2399
View down the fairway towards the green (in the direction View back the golf fairway towards the 16th tee (against the
of golf play) from the 16th golf tee at Noosa Springs direction of golf play) illustrates the corridors of vegetation
illustrates the vegetated outlook. with homes beyond.
It is proposed that the residential lots fronting the17th and 18th fairway will be elevated
above the golf course by up to 3 metres. This provides further visual buffering and affords
greater visual privacy to residences from golfers. The visual impact is less when looking
upward at elevated residences. The cross section drawing below illustrates the visual
effectiveness of this design.
Figure 4 ‐ Residences elevated over golf fairways improve visual buffer
The visual buffers proposed above are adequate for the development of Precinct J.
3. Consideration to applying The Noosa Plan provisions to the future houses on the
proposed lots.
The aims and desired outcomes of the Noosa Plan are generally supported by the
applicant.
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