2017-07-04_Request Extension to Currency Period_FINAL · 152006.1999.2

             Specific Outcomes                          Probable Solutions                           Comments
 a) contribute positively to the local      roof pitch no less than 5 degrees and has   roof form design elements as part of
 skyline;                                   minimum 600mm eaves to at least 75%         subsequent building works
 b) complement the low density              of the perimeter of the building;           application approval process in
 character of the locality;                 AND                                         accordance with QDC, BCA and
 c) do not present an appearance of         S13.2 Buildings and structures do not       Council’s requirements at the time
 excessive bulk to side neighbours;         include roof top terrace areas.             of lodgement.
 d) use simple traditional roof designs;
 and
 e) do not create opportunities for
 residents to overlook the private open
 space areas of neighbouring properties.
 Landscaped setting                         No solution provided.                       O14 & O15 - Complies. The layout
 O14 Tall trees and native vegetation add                                               and design ensures the retention of
 to the character of the locality and are                                               significant vegetation on the site.
 retained;
 AND                                                                                    The development approval requires
 O15 Existing character trees such as                                                   significant Tree Retention as part of
 eucalypts, poincianas, melaleucas and                                                  condition 45. In addition to
 figs are retained.                                                                     retention of trees, street tree
                                                                                        plantings are required as part of
                                                                                        condition 67.
 12.10 Environment, Conservation and Recreation
 Environment and cultural heritage         No solution provided                         O16 - Complies. Layout and design
 values                                    Advisory note                                of allotments has generally been
 O16 There are no significant adverse      PSP24 – Effluent Disposal details            designed around already cleared
 effects on biodiversity, native           requirements for the design and siting of    vegetation areas and environmental
 vegetation, native fauna habitat,         effluent disposal systems where located      constraints.
 landscape quality, water quality or       outside a sewerage service area.
 cultural heritage values, including those Compliance with PSP24 will be
 related to—                               considered as part of Council’s
 a) changes to natural drainage;           assessment of the plumbing and
 b) disturbance of the wetland system;     drainage application
 c) management of landslide and fire risk;
 d) erosion and the transport of
 sediments off site;
 e) unmanaged public access;
 f) effluent disposal;
 g) changes to fauna habitat and
 behaviour; and
 h) disturbance of buildings and features,
 including natural features, of cultural
 heritage significance.
 Open space network                        S17.1 Open space corridors and existing      O17 – Complies. The proposed
 O17 An integrated open space network      native vegetation in areas indicated in      development provides an integrated
 is established, enhanced and protected    Schedule 5 – Map 3 are protected from        open space network through
 throughout the locality to—               fragmentation and encroachment by            protection of environmental
 a) provide for both passive and active    development.                                 corridors. Development has been
 recreational pursuits;                                                                 designed around predominately
 b) provide connectivity for pedestrians,                                               disturbed areas on the site.
 cyclists, and horse riders;                                                            Pedestrian and bicycle facilities is
 c) provide access to Community Uses                                                    required to be provided for this
 and buildings, public open space and the                                               development as part of conditions
 Noosa River;                                                                           25 to 29.
 d) provide habitat connectivity for
 wildlife;




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