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The existing outdoor area forms a paved terrace that is retained by concrete walls. There is a
row of established existing established tuckeroo trees (Cupaniopsis anacardioides) along the
existing side of this area and a maintained hedge of established Fraser Island apple plants
(Acronychia imperforate) that provide a visual buffer between the existing outdoor area and the
1.5 m. wide public pathway adjoining to the south. Two rows of pruned trees have been
established on the earth terraces to the west. The natural grounds surfaces area the existing
outdoor area are covered in well maintained turf.

The existing outdoor area is accessed from the north by paved stair and walkways connecting to
the existing dwelling house on the site.


The Proposal

The landowner is proposing to construct a gazebo over that existing paved outdoor area within the
site as shown in Figure 3. The owner’s reason for such a proposal is to increase privacy and for
the existing outdoor area especially given the decision to approve the dwelling on the nearby lot to
the south (i.e. Lot 69 on RP81810 at 66 Seaview Terrace) in DA MCU2021-0212. The approved
plans for this nearby dwelling house provide for a roof top deck which will overlook this existing
outdoor area within the site.

The design of the proposed gazebo is illustrated in the set of proposal plans by Gavin Maddock
that is included in Attachment A. The 3D rendering of the proposal as included in these proposal
plans is also copied in Figure 3 below.

The gazebo is proposed to have a maximum height of 4.85m above existing constructed surface
level and to be limited to 5.2m. wide and 12m. long. This will require a 3.5m. extension to the
existing paved area in a direction away from the side boundary of the site and therefore back
towards the centre of the site.


Figure 3:- 3D Rendering of the Proposed Gazebo (from Attachment A)




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