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Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU25/0087
residential building; and Basement Level Plan.
c. do not present as a storey Editor's note—refer to figure 6.9.2
to the street.
PO15 Hardstanding driveways and AO15 Driveways have a maximum The driveway width is 6m in
manoeuvring areas are designed so width of 6 metres within the width.
as not to dominate the streetscape property and only one footpath
nor adversely impact on the low crossing is provided per property
density residential amenity. as part of the driveway.
PO16 Roof design AO16.1 With the exception of the Not applicable - the site is
Roof designs: reuse or renovation of an existing within the Coastal
building which does not comply, in Communities local plan area.
a. contribute positively to the areas other than the Coastal
character of the Communities and Noosa Heads
streetscape; local plan areas:
b. incorporate eaves and roof a. the main roof of buildings
overhangs; has a pitch no less than 5
c. avoid boxy elevations on degrees; and
the front facade of the b. eaves apply to at least
building; 75% of the perimeter of
d. do not present an the roof.
appearance of excessive
bulk to the street or Editor’s Note — 450 millimetre eaves
will achieve AO16.1(b) provided a 150
neighbouring properties;
millimetre gutter is used.
e. do not create opportunities
for residents or building AO16.2 The total width of any
No parapet walls proposed.
users to overlook the parapet wall does not exceed 50%
private open space or view of the width of the front facade of
into habitable windows or a building.
doors of neighbouring
properties.
No rooftop terrace proposed.
AO16.3 Development does not
include rooftop terraces.
PO17 Safety and amenity AO17.1 Boundary fences and walls Balconies are proposed on the
Development is designed to are designed to allow for casual Main and Upper Level to
maintain the safety and security of surveillance from the property to facilitate casual street
persons on the premises and nearby the street and any adjoining public surveillance. The front
premises and to avoid significant spaces. boundary fence will comprise
adverse changes to the solar a mix of solid stone and open
access, air quality, noise, Editors note- Casual surveillance can batten screening.
accessibility or other conditions be achieved by using open construction
where no more than 50% of the fence
enjoyed by users of associated,
or wall is solid and can't be seen
adjoining or nearby premises. through.
AO17.2 Landscaping, fences or Landscaping, fencing and the
other works on property feature entry pathway will be
boundaries or road reserves do not located wholly within the site.
create impediments for pedestrian
or cyclist use of the footpath.
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