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Change Reps 30 Jan 2024

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-   Front fences or walls along Eumundi Noosa Road frontage are set back an average
    of 1 metre and are articulated to provide visual interest by stepping the design at a
    maximum of 5 metre intervals.

The nearby ‘Malolo’ development includes gates accessible to the street to provide for
access to the townhouse units. It is good planning practice to allow for walking access to
the street, to encourage walkability and connectivity to the streetscape.

There are no direct Acceptable Outcomes precluding direct access for units to the street.
The current design provides for visual interest and stepping of the design – with a more
substantial and meaningful landscaping area between the footpath and the front walls
(setback nearly 2m from the front boundary). We seek for this requirement to be
removed and the plans approved which include a consolidation of accesses in
accordance with the information request response from Council.




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