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Attachment H - Code Responses · MCU22/0171
complement the surrounding area and integrate
with the existing built environment.
Complies.
The roof pitch sweeps to the north a 5 degrees. All
windows to the east and west have 600mm deep
window hoods reminiscent of the iconic window
hoods on the traditional Queenslanders.
When calculating the overall coverage to the
perimeter of the building (being 77m) the eaves
add up to 58 metres equating to 75% of the
perimeter of the building. The development does
not include a roof top terrace.
Safety and Amenity
The orientation of the site ensures private open
space areas of adjoining properties are not
affected and maintain full access to sunlight. The
development directs views and outlooks towards
the north over Chaplain Park and the Noosa River,
with high tension cables supporting privacy
screens which block visibility to adjoining
properties from each of the rear balconies. With
regard to potential overlooking from the upper
level pool, being 1.0m deep combined with 550
high planters along each boundary any overlooking
will be prevented, moreover with planters being
densely landscaped. In this way, views are directed
towards the most appropriate outlook over the
river.
Along each side boundary, windows have been
designed and located so they do not impact on
adjoining properties, with a range of treatments
used to maintain privacy including perforated
screen mesh, landscaping and window placement.
Please refer to the Architectural Plans and
Statement provided as Attachment C and D to this
submission.
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