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DETACHED HOUSE CODE
Table 14-28 - Detached houses, Ancillary dwelling units and Multiple housing Type 1
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions Proposal
14.54 Siting and Effects of Development
Setbacks S1.1 The minimum setback of the Alternative Solution
O1 Buildings and other structures are Detached house or dwelling unit and The dwelling is setback 6m from
appropriately designed and sited to— associated buildings and structures from the street frontage with the
a) provide amenity for users of the premises boundaries is not less than the minimum exception of the garage which
as well as preserve the visual and acoustic specified in Schedule 1. achieves a 2.5m front setback. The
privacy of adjoining and nearby land uses; Alternative provision to QDC Parts reduced garage setback is
b) preserve any existing vegetation that will MP1.1 and MP1.2, A1, A2 and A7 consistent with numerous examples
buffer the proposed building from adjoining existing within Seaview Terrace.
uses; The garage incorporates a roof
c) allow for landscaping to be provided garden and uses building materials
between buildings; which allow the structure to
d) maintain the visual continuity and pattern integrate with the detached house.
of buildings and landscape elements within Being Lower than the road
the street; frontage, the garage roof garden
e) for class 10a structures, do not visually provides the dominant view from
dominate the street; the street and softens any impact
f) avoid any significant adverse impacts on of the reduced setback.
the natural values of waterways and their
foreshores, including those of the Noosa A 1.5m setback to the first floor is
River and its lakes; and proposed to the northern side
g) do not interrupt the natural cycles of boundary. Setbacks and the
erosion and accretion of waterways and stepping of building mass from side
foreshore areas. boundaries is largely about sun
Alternative provision to QDC Parts access and privacy. As the proposal
MP1.1 and MP1.2, P1, P2 and P7 is on the southern side of a much
larger dwelling, the reduced
setback isn't going to affect the
northern neighbour. Privacy issues
have been addressed by landscape
screening, timber batten screening
and all glazing being frosted along
that northern elevation. All other
northern setbacks comply.
Two built to boundary elements are
proposed along the southern side
boundary, largely supported by the
QDC, being walls to a garage and
laundry. The garage wall is 8m in
length with a height of 1.8m – 2m.
This wall essentially acts as a
compliant height boundary screen
fence. As indicated above, the
garage includes a green roof,
providing a landscaping element
above the ‘screen wall and
softening the appearance to the
neighbouring property. A 2.3m
garden separates this wall from the
built to boundary laundry wall
which is 7.2m in length with a
height of 3m – 3.3m. This laundry
wall complies with the provisions of
the QDC. All other southern
setbacks comply.
The proposed reduced setbacks will
not have any adverse impact on
adjoining neighbours. Refer letter
from adjoining southern neighbour
in Attachment C confirming they
have no objection to the proposal.
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