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Stockwell RFI Response Letter Final 22.12.21 · MCU21/0175
o Soffit and timber cladding on
external walls and facades;
o Wood finish posts and screening
battens; and
o Panoramic glass for shop fronts and
glass fencing.
▪ Pedestrian permeability:
o Multiple access points to the site
(northern & eastern frontage);
o Wood arch features for shading and
dedicated pedestrian crossing for
safe movements; and
o Pedestrian path along the eastern
frontage with large trees for natural
shades and CPTED elements.
▪ Landscaping features:
o Large native trees along the eastern
frontage pedestrian path; and
o Deep planting within the carpark,
streetscape, and front entry.
o Bio Basin Landscaping
However, it is noted that the Walter Hay Drive
frontage activation is limited due to the
vegetation protection covenant. Yet, the
proposed development addresses the private
road frontage to the west and south where it
enables permeable connectivity from the
street with an activation of the key corner via
deep planting.
Council Item 3: Streetscape Improvements
The site is adjacent to a primary streetscape treatment area as identified within the Noosa Business
Centre Framework and Character Plan Primary which seeks streetscape improvements. No streetscape
improvements are proposed.
Information Required:
Clarify what streetscape improvements are proposed.
Our Response:
The southern and western frontage of the site faces the Primary Streetscape Treatment Area. However,
it is noted that the southern frontage of the site is constrained by the Private Open Space Covenant
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