08/0310 - MCU - Wellbeing Type 2 - Social [As Published] · 132008.310

Peregian Beach Community Centre

 

more -
persons.

6.6

3. For the attached
housing zone —
100 persons per
hectare

4. for the Visitor
Mixed Use Zone —
160 persons per
hectare.

c. has a low site impact to enhance
the opportunity to maintain natural
site characteristics including native
vegetation and natural landforms.

 

Height

04 Buildings and other structures-

a. are low rise and present a
building height consistent with
structures on adjoining and

surrounding land;

b. do not exceed a maximum height
of 2 storeys

c. do not visually dominate the
street, adjacent properties,
surrounding spaces or the existing
skyline.

d. preserve the amenity of
surrounding land including existing
sunlight to to neighbouring
properties and.

e. respect the scale of the dune and
coastal vegetation.

$4.1 Building and other structures
have an maximum allowable height
of 12m to 8m depending on the
location.

The Community Centre is a low set
single storey building with a roof
height of 6m at the highest pitch.

 

 

Setbacks

O5 Buildings and other structures
are appropriately designed and
sited to -

a. provide amenity for users of the
premises as well as preserve the
visual and acoustic privacy of
adjoining and nearby premises.

b. provide adequate distance from
adjoining users.

c. preserve any existing vegetation

that will buffer the proposed
building.
d.allow for landscaping to be

provided between buildings.

e. maintain the visual continuity and

 

$5.1 Buildings and _— structures
comply with the minimum building
setbacks identified in Schedule 1.

 

The architect designed and purpose
built community centre is designed
to reflect the beachside character of
the location.

It is to be a low set building of
lightweight domestic type
construction using materials that
provide colours and textures that
reflect the local environment.

It is proposed that the building will
be constructed right to the western
boundary without the required 3m
setback. Therefore the plans for the
Centre does not meet ail the
setback codes. The land to the west
is owned and occupied by the
Telstra Corporation as a storage
facility. It is therefore non-residential