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6-8-3RuralZoneCode_102_08-Sep-2026 (4) · MCU26/0104
Noosa Plan 2020: Current - Amendment 3
Part 6 Zones \ 6.8 Other Zones Category \ 6.8.3 Rural Zone Code
AO11.3
Where there is a nominated building envelope on the N/a – there is no approved BLE on the site.
lot, clearing of native vegetation and building works do
not extend beyond the building envelope, except for
the purposes of a driveway access.
PO12 AO12 Complies –
Development and associated site works do not directly, Development and associated site works, including While the site is flood affected, the dwelling will
indirectly or cumulatively cause adverse impacts filling and excavation are designed and constructed to achieve the required habitable floor level. Minor
external to the development site by: ensure overland flow and/or flooding is not worsened, filling of the site has occurred however the site has
(a) causing ponding of water; impeded, or otherwise diverted to adversely affect been highly modified in the past through the creation
(b) increasing flooding, which adversely affects the other properties. of a series of interlined dams. The proposed
safety or use of any land upstream and development will not significantly impact on the
downstream; operation of the man-made dams on the site, nor will
(c) adversely affecting the flow of water in any the works have any impact off site.
overland flow path.
Scenic amenity AO13 Complies –
PO13 Development on land adjoining the major road The lot is adjacent to both a State Controlled Road –
Development does not detract from the scenic amenity network, Lake Macdonald or the Noosa River system Louis Bazzo Drive and the Noosa River system –
of the hinterland as experienced from the major road minimises visual impacts on the scenic amenity of the Lake Cootharaba. The dwelling has been
network or waterways. roadway or waterway by: thoughtfully located on the site. While some
(a) sensitive siting and design of buildings, vegetation has been removed, it does not detract
structures, driveways and works; form the scenic amenity of the hinterland or
(b) retaining existing vegetation; waterway network. The development is setback
(c) incorporating landscape treatments to visually from the road some 173m so will not be seen from
screen and soften development; and the road networks and is well screened by the
(d) incorporating building materials and external retained vegetation on the site. The dwelling is
finishes that are compatible with the site’s visual single storey and low set and is compatible with the
character and landscape setting. site’s visual character and landscape setting.
Editor’s Note— Residential buildings should be Council may condition a colour pallet should it
predominantly finished in colours and materials that blend believe necessary.
well with the colours and hues of the surrounding vegetation
and landscape without causing glare or reflection.
For agricultural buildings, colours and textures that blend
with the natural setting are preferred however if not practical,
buildings should at least be well maintained and/or visually
screened.
N/a for a dwelling.
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