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20180497 - NSC MCU Request - Coastal Protection Area · MCU18/0206
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Table 14-28 Detached House Code
Specific Outcome O1 - : Buildings and other structures are appropriately designed and sited to:
Specific Outcomes Supporting Information
(a) provide amenity for users of the premises • By design, the proposed dwelling would enhance amenity
for users of the premises by maximising their ability to enjoy
the vista to the beach.
(b) preserve the visual and acoustic privacy of • The proposed dwelling area would maintain a side
adjoining and nearby land uses as well as boundary setback of 1.5m and effectively provide visual and
reasonable access to views and sunlight; acoustic privacy to adjoining and nearby land uses equal to
acceptable solutions of the Building Works Code.
• The lot is on the western side of the street, so does not
have direct beach views. As there is a 2 storey dwelling
currently on the site, there will be no negative impact on
views.
(c) preserve any existing vegetation that will buffer • Some vegetation will be removed, however the existing
the proposed building or structure from adjoining trees on the western side will be retained.
uses
(d) allow for landscaping to be provided between • The proposed dwelling would maintain a side boundary
buildings setback of 1.5m and such space will be landscaped.
(e) maintain the visual continuity and pattern of • The proposed architect designed dwelling will enhance the
buildings and landscape elements within the streetscape by adding a visually attractive building.
street • The lot is effectively a corner lot, with the setback to the
southern road boundary being 6m. The secondary setback
is, at a minimum 4m. There are numerous examples in the
street where setbacks are significantly less than 6m, for
example 36, 38 & 44, 46.
(f) for class 10a structures, do not visually • The 5.7m wide tilt panel garage door is to have a timber
dominate the street batten finish and has been designed to blend in with the rest
of the façade, so as not to dominate the streetscape.
(g) avoid any significant adverse impacts on the • The proposed dwelling is designed to take full advantage of
natural values of waterways and their the coastal location and ocean vistas, while avoiding any
foreshores, including those of the Noosa River negative impacts.
and its lakes • Stormwater from roofed areas is to be collected and
discharged via the existing disposal systems with little or no
impact on the natural values of the waterways
(g) do not interrupt the natural cycles of erosion • The proposed dwelling would not cause interruption to the
and accretion of watercourses and foreshore natural cycles of erosion or accretion of foreshore areas.
areas.
Specific Outcome O4 : Height— Buildings and other structures
Specific Outcomes Supporting Information
(a) are low rise and present a building height • The proposed dwelling is within an area which is generally
consistent with structures on adjoining and two storey dwellings. It is consistent with the scale and
surrounding land; architectural styles of buildings in the surrounding areas
which include buildings that step down the steep land. The
height of the building is above the 8 metre height limit from
existing natural ground due to rafters and outriggers that are
a feature of the design. This is only over a small proportion
of the roof – bedroom 1 deck and ensuite.
(b) have a maximum building height of— • The building does not exceed 2 storeys.
i) for Visitor Mixed Use Zone— 3 storeys; or
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