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MCU14/0051 & OPW14/0274: Planning Report
The proposal will not result in an unreasonable reduction of access to
sunlight to adjoining residences; and
Waste storage areas will be provided between dwelling units 1 & 2 as well as
3 & 4 and are considered to be sufficiently screened to provide for attractive
visual appearance and function.
In regards to weatherproof storage areas, the proposal will achieve the specific
outcome through each dwelling unit providing for adequate storage areas via the
double garage which comprises a nominated storage area and under workbench
cupboard. In addition to this, dwelling unit 2 will provide a storage shed at the rear
(6m2).
The proposal is considered to comply with the applicable provisions of the
Residential Uses Code.
5.3.3 Landscaping Code
The proposed development will comply with the relevant probable solutions of the
Residential Uses Code in that:
The proposal will comply with all relevant council design requirements
associated with the Landscaping Code;
The proposed development will comprise a soft landscaped area of
approximately 316.2m2 which is considered to be in compliance with Table
14-54 of the Landscaping Code;
The proposed development will ensure security of public and private areas
through clear definition between private and public spaces, the promotion
of casual surveillance, the avoidance of concealed areas, maintenance of
safe site distances, the provision of landscaping along fences as well as
separating pedestrian and vehicle circulation routes;
The proposed development will provide each dwelling unit with landscaped,
private open space comprising a minimum area of 25m2 (exclusive of the
clothes drying area) with minimum dimensions of 4m and a maximum
gradient of 10%;
The proposed development will provide private open space areas which will
be enclosed by side and rear fencing, screening or dense landscaping of at
least 1.8m in height;
Landscaping will support the streetscape character of the surrounding
locality as well as provide for passive solar access and energy efficiency;
The proposed development will not provide any landscaping within the road
reserve, other than approved street trees as shown on the landscaping plans
(provided in Appendix B); and
The proposed development will provide water infiltration and conservation
optimisation measures through selecting native plant species, grouping
plants in mulched beds, minimising impervious surfaces where possible, using
semi-pervious pavement surfaces where practical, draining hard surface
June 2014 TU Projects – Multi-unit dwelling (4 units) Page 14
28 Nannygai Street, Noosaville
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