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109 Gympie Terrace Noosaville APPLICATION · MCU16/0103
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0103 & OPW16/0199 Development Application - 109 Gympie Terrace Noosaville.
Planning Report - 109 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville for Deirdre Williams and Maurice Farrell • no more than 4 • 2 attached units ✓ attached dwelling units Car parking 1 covered space per 2 covered spaces ✓ dwelling unit and 1 spaces for visitor 2 uncovered spaces ✓ parking 5.5 Non- Complying Elements The proposal generally complies with Planning Scheme requirements except in relation to the side setbacks for the Front Feature beam and columns, one on each side boundary. These columns are 6.6m back from the front boundary. The columns are 400mm long and 3.9m high above the natural ground level. They will appear much shorter and in proportion from the street aspect. Considering Duplexes are proposed to the sites on both side of the proposed development, and these will have to build up to the minimum floor level of 2.8m AHD (approx 1.8m above natural ground level), the height of these columns above finished ground level will be considerable lower. The proposal does not comply in regard to minimum Landscape area. As the site is narrow and long, and a large portion is taken up with the driveway to ensure forward gear entry and exit from the site. The Front and rear of the property will be heavily landscaped to counter this. The proposal does not comply in regard to filling of the site. As the required finished floor level is approximately 1.8m above the natural ground level, we are proposing to grade the driveway up to a garage level 2.25m AHD (approx 1.1m above natural ground level). The rear of the land is fill to a height of 2.3m AHD, which is approx 1.2m above natural ground level. This will drop to 2.2m AHD towards the boundary. Much of the rear open space will be displaced by the pool. The only place that fill is placed further than 1.m from a structure id between the rear terrace and the pool (1.25m from the Terrace and 1.25m from the pool). If no fill were provided here, a dangerous gully would be created between the pool and the Terrace, causing a danger when access the pool. The proposal does not comply in regard to height. The heighest point above the natural ground level is 9.095m towards the rear of the site. The ridge hieght is proposed at 10.185m AHD where the natural ground level is 1.090m AHD giving an overall height of 9.095m. The required finished floor level 2.800AHD take 1.090m AHD reduces the 8.0m maximum height by 1.71m which would bring the height well below the 8.0m limit if there were no floor height requirement. The duplex is stepped back and stacked to reduce the visual impact of the proposal. Consideration should also be taken for the proposal new neighbouring duplexes as they will be high for the same reasons. Unfortunately, the two storey configuration is necessary as the site is so narrow to fit the requirements into a single storey configuration. 6.0 Conclusion This application has been prepared for Deirdre Williams and Maurice Farrell in support of an Application for a Development Permit for Material Change of Use and Operational Works for Multiple Housing - Type 2 Duplex on land described as Lot 5 on RP79817, 109 Gympie Terrace, Noosaville. The proposal generally complies with the requirements of State Planning and the Noosa Town Plan and conforms to the Noosaville Locality and is consistent with the performance provisions of the semi-attached zone. Therefore, it is recommended that Council approval of the application is warranted. natani design - Residential Building Design P a g e | 11
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