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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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(c) is designed and operated in a manner that promotes Noosa Trail Network.
the conservation of resources such as energy and
water; AO20.2
(d) Buildings and structures do not occupy more than 5% of the
adopts best practice waste and recycling systems;
site area, providing that no site has more than 2,000m² of
(e) remains subordinate to rather than dominating the gross floor area.
natural features of the site with a site layout and
design that blends into the landscape; and AO20.3
(f) contributes to the wellbeing of the natural areas and For selfcontained accommodation such as cottages or
community in which it is located. cabins site density in the Rural or Rural Residential zone
does not exceed one cabin per hectare.
AO20.4
For a retreat, lodge or guest house not consisting of self
contained accommodation, a maximum of two guest rooms
are provided per hectare of site area.
AO20.5
Buildings take the form of small, separate buildings:
(a) the gross floor area of any one building, such as a lodge,
does not exceed 250m²;
(b) the average area of all buildings does not exceed 90m²;
and
(c) no individual cabin or cottage has a gross floor area
exceeding 65m²
AO20.6
The development supplies the equivalent of at least 33% of
its power needs through renewable sources such as the
installation of photovoltaic cells.
AO20.7
The development harvests rainwater for use on site meeting
at least 75% of its water requirements.
AO20.8
Stormwater and drainage design ensures the natural
hydrology is not adversely impacted and water is reused on
site.
AO20.9
Development including access ways is generally limited to
areas already cleared of natural vegetation.
AO20.10
The retention of existing mature trees is maximised in order
to retain the landscape character of the area.
AO20.11
New landscaping is dominated by locally endemic species,
reflecting as close as practicable the natural state of the
site.
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