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Planning Report · MCU13/0064
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Specific Outcomes Proposal
(if code assessable)
provides access to valued features, allows direct access to the Noosa
facilities or attractions of the Shire River and natural environment of
including— Makepeace Island with access to
a) the beach; other locations via boat.
b) other natural features;
c) visitor attractions and services;
d) town or village centres; or
e) the Noosa Trail Network.
Scale Complies
O4 Visitor accommodation is at No solution provided No new buildings or structures are
a scale and nature complementary proposed. The existing buildings
and respectful to its surroundings and structures are respectful of the
and does not unduly impact on island features and surrounds and
adjacent or surrounding land uses the proposed use will not unduly
or the amenity of the surrounding impact on adjacent or surrounding
area. land uses or the amenity of the
surrounding area.
Mitigation of noise impacts S5.1 Visitor accommodation is Not Applicable
O5 Development is designed and not located along parts of the major The site does not adjoin the road or
sited to avoid adverse noise impacts road network which have a legal rail network.
associated with neighbouring noise speed limit of 80km/hr or above,
sources by— and is setback 40m from the North
a) locating the use away from Coast railway
major noise sources such as busy
roads or rail corridors: or
b) applying appropriate noise
attenuation measures into the
development.
Ancillary recreation uses S6.1 If the use involves ancillary Complies
O6 Ancillary recreation uses, such use of outdoor courts including The existing tennis court will not
as outdoor tennis courts and half tennis courts, half courts and impact on the amenity of
netball courts, do not have an netball courts—the use complies neighboring properties and complies
adverse effect on the amenity with the requirements in Section 2 with PSP8.
enjoyed by users of adjacent or of PSP8 Tennis and Other Courts;
nearby premises nor do they cause AND
unreasonable disturbance to local S6.2 A 3m wide landscaped buffer Complies
fauna through light emissions, by is provided between the tennis The tennis court is surrounded by
ensuring that lighting devices are court and any boundary of the site; vegetation.
limited to those designed and AND
installed to: S6.3 Any lit tennis court or sports Complies
a) minimise light spillage on court is located at least 60m from The tennis court is not within 60
neighbouring premises; the external wall of an existing or metres of a neighboring residential
b) preserve an acceptable degree of approved residential dwelling on an dwelling.
lighting amenity at the neighbouring adjacent or nearby lot (as measured
premises; from the centre line of the court);
c) provide covers or shading around AND
lights; S6.4 The vertical illumination Complies
d) direct lights downwards; resulting from direct, reflected or Vertical illumination resulting from
e) position lights away from other incidental light emanating direct, reflected or other incidental
possibly affected areas; and from the site does not exceed 8 lux light emanating from the site does
f) enable brightness of lights to be when measured at any point 1.5m not exceed 8 lux when measured at
adjusted to low levels. outside the boundary and at any any point 1.5m outside the
AND level from ground level upward; boundary and at any level from
AND ground level upward.
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