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Stockwell RFI Response Letter Final 22.12.21 · MCU21/0175
Figure 2. Adjoining Showroom Precinct Source: Google
In response to AO7.3, the proposed buildings
provide a minimum distance of 20m from the
adjoining development to the north and 17.5m
of distance from the western street frontage.
Also, eastern and southern boundaries are
covered by a vegetation protection covenant.
Considering this, the proposed development
will not have any impact on the amenity of
adjoining land with no impact on the sunlight.
Purpose and Overall Outcomes of Major Centre Zone Code
Codes Response
Business Park Precinct The proposed development is a mixed
commercial use development that involves
a. The Business Park precinct facilitates showroom and office spaces. The proposed
commercial office space for development will provide flexible tenancy
businesses and a range of spaces where a variety of business and
professional services including health professional services can be facilitated in a
and wellbeing, education, research vibrant and active environment.
and technology and knowledge-based
industries. While the applicant acknowledges that the
b. Development is of a high standard of showroom component of the proposed
architectural design, particularly at development is not a consistent use within the
gateway sites to the Noosa Business Business Park Precinct, the showroom
Centre. component is a critical element to the Noosa
c. Buildings address the street frontages Business Centre in fulfilling the current and
and car parking is located to the rear future showroom demand as discussed in
of or under buildings or otherwise not responses above.
located on the primary frontage and
screened to the street. The proposed development has been revised
d. Buildings are of sub-tropical design to address the critical design elements,
with lightweight construction including but not limited to:
arranged in the form of pavilions
allowing for pedestrian permeability ▪ Sub-tropical designs:
and landscaping between buildings to o Vertical gardens along the façade of
create a place overall recognisable as the buildings;
having a Noosa style. o Tree covers for natural shades and;
o Native bush shrubs and trees to
screen car parking.
▪ Lightweight materials:
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