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4.2.2 Low Density Housing Code
(Table 9.3.1.3 – Criteria for assessment)
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
Effects of Use
Housing choice AO3
PO3 AO3 The proposed development will result
A secondary dwelling: A secondary dwelling: in a new principal dwelling on the land
(three- bedroom, single storey) and
1. forms part of a dwelling house and 1. has a maximum gross floor area of use of the existing dwelling (two-
is not subdivided from the balance 65m²; bedroom single storey) as a
of the dwelling house; 2. has no more than 2 bedrooms; secondary dwelling.
2. contributes to housing choice for 3. does not occur on any property
members of the one household; covered by a Building Unit Plan; The development will comply with
3. protects the low density residential, and Performance Outcome PO3 and
rural residential or rural character of 4. does not occur on a property that Outcomes 2, 3 and 4 of AO3.
the zone; already contains a dual
4. does not occur on a property occupancy or secondary dwelling.
In respect to Outcome 1 of AO3 the
covered by a Building Unit Plan or existing dwelling has a gross floor
any property already containing area of 82.4 SQM which exceeds the
more than one dwelling; Acceptable Outcome of a maximum
5. is accompanied by sufficient car gross floor area of 65 SQM for a
parking. secondary dwelling. However, the
existing dwelling (<100 SQM) will
satisfy the scheme administrative
definition of a small dwelling and does
contribute to the resident family’s
housing choice of providing for family
members and meeting the family’s
changing housing needs.
The proposed development will result
in a small secondary dwelling
(existing dwelling) that is used in
conjunction with, and subordinate to,
the dwelling house (new building).
The new dwelling will be used by
related family members. The new
dwelling will allow related family
members to live on the same property
as their parents/grandparents who are
the current residents in the existing
dwelling.
4.2.3 Biodiversity, Waterways and Wetlands Overlay - Area subject to Riparian
Buffer Overlay Waterways and wetlands –
Table 8.2.2.3 Criteria for assessable development (part)
Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Response
Ecologically important areas
PO1 AO1.1 AO1.1
Development is sited and designed to Ecologically important areas are An ecologically important area is
protect the physical and ecological conserved or improved to ensure their defined in the planning scheme as
integrity and biodiversity of ecologically ongoing contribution to the natural meaning any one of 19 described
important areas through protection of: resources and biological diversity of areas. Of these only
Noosa Shire. 12. a riparian zone;
1. existing habitat areas 13. riparian vegetation;
and ecological linkages; and AND 14. an ecological linkage;
2. existing riparian vegetation, are considered as possibly applicable
waterways and wetland habitat to the proposed development.
values.
The term Riparian zone is further
defined in the planning scheme as
meaning:
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