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planning report 9 bottlebrush
The form and scale does not dominate the streetscape or the surrounding properties, and does not
detract from the visual amenity of adjoining properties through the impact on views, access to
sunlight or overlooking. The proposed design contributes positively to the surrounding area which
addresses and enhances the streetscape, consistent with the relevant Acceptable and Performance
Outcomes of the Noosa Heads Locality Plan.
4.3 Earthworks
Although not meeting AO9 of the Earthworks Code for cut less than 1.5m in depth relative to natural
ground level, the design allows for a compliant driveway grade and parking for the 5 units (including
4 small dwelling units). The design includes backfills around the cuts with landscaping, as shown in
the Arcos Engineering plans below.
Figure 3: Earthworks finishes
The development on the sloping site follows the natural landform where practical consistent with the
relevant Performance Outcomes.
4.4 Setbacks
The design includes a partial encroachment into the front (3rd storey) and side (southern) setbacks.
The eave for the third storey is setback 9.4m from Bottlebrush Ave, as highlighted below.
Figure 4: Proposal setback encroachments highlighted
The eave for the third storey is setback 2.2m from the southern boundary, as highlighted below.
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