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Town Planning Assessment Report · OPW26/0133
PO19 Roof forms: AO19.1 With the exception of The proposal features a
(a) contribute positively to Noosa Heads and Coastal multi-tonal roofline with dual
the local skyline; Communities Local Areas, the pitches (with a minimum of 5
main roof of the building has a degrees) and a flat rear section
(b) complement the roof pitch no less than 5 degrees
character of the locality and has minimum 600 millimetre for solar panel placement. This
and the topography of eaves to at least 75% of the approach enhances the
the site; building's architectural
perimeter of the building. articulation. The proposed
(c) avoid box development includes
profiles/parapets; and overhangs for weather
(d) do not create protection.
opportunities for
overlooking the private
open space or internal
spaces of neighbouring
properties.
5.4 NOOSAVILLE LOCAL PLAN CODE
A review of the Noosaville local plan code has been undertaken. The proposed development meets
the purpose, overall outcomes and the relevant acceptable outcomes of this local plan. The proposed
development meets the purpose, overall outcomes and the relevant acceptable outcomes of the
code, with the exception of the acceptable outcomes below:
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Response
PO7 Buildings, structures and AO7.1 Development takes the The proposed design complies
landscaping are integrated form of small separate with most of the key planning
with the natural landscape buildings rather than large parameters relating to site
and reflect the riverside single bulky buildings and does cover, setbacks, landscaping,
character and setting of the not visually dominate the car parking and private open
local plan area in terms of street, riverfront, adjacent space. Non-compliances relate
form, composition and properties, surrounding spaces to roof form and the front
protection of neighbourhood or the existing skyline. fence. The building form is
amenity. stepped, breaking up vertical
bulk through a recessed upper
level, varied setback planes
and large private recreational
spaces. The proposed materials
and finishes reflective of the
local plan character including
curved roof form, lightweight
timber battens/screening,
stone and a glazed balcony.
Landscaping is proposed on
the balcony to soften the built
form. Strategic window and
screening placement protects
the privacy between
properties.
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