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further advice cap prudential · MCU23/0094
5. Provide revised plans removing the private gateways/accesses to the
footpath.
Accesses to Eumundi Noosa Rd have been consolidated to ensure large landscaped
areas to the frontage. It is good planning principles to allow for access to the street for an
active street that residents engage with. If units 701-4 and 101-2 required walkability to
the library and leisure centre they would rather be encouraged by ‘poor design’ to go
through the site and past their car… The proposal encourages an active walkable street
front that engages with the street, while providing for a well landscape frontage in
accordance with the zone and local plan requirements.
6. Provide revised plans with the recreational areas achieving a setback
compliance with AO21.1 of the Zone Code.
The proposed pool is setback 2.5m from the adjoining property and is setback behind
extensive landscaping and an acoustic fencing.
The relevant Performance Outcome PO21 seeks for new development:
provides a high level of residential amenity to users of the subject site; and does
not unreasonably impact on the amenity enjoyed by users of adjoining or nearby
premises, including privacy and access to sunlight.
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