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Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU25/0020
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2.0 PRE-LODGEMENT MEETING
A pre-lodgement meeting was held with Noosa Council on 17 October 2024 (Council ref: PLM24/0040)
with the designer and applicant. A summary of the key items discussed are detailed below:
Item Response
The inclusion of a basement triggers a material This application seeks a Development Permit for a
change of use for the purpose of a Dwelling Material Change of Use for a new Dwelling House
House. as requested by Council.
For clarity, the car lift forms part of the dwelling Refer attached revised proposal plans with revised
and associated basement, and therefore car lift setbacks.
Acceptable outcomes AO9 and AO14 of the Low
Density Residential Zone Code remain applicable. Key flood concerns including flood immunity
addressed via attached engineering
Key concerns: documentation.
● The necessary safety cage, walls around
the platform to achieve flood immunity, The proposal achieves a 6.2m setback to the entry
flood gate, activation and warning system of the car lift, which enables a car to park wholly
results in an obvious structure within the on the site rather than in the road reserve/nature
front setback. strip.
● Requirement for day to day use of the lift
which may require a driver to hold / park
in the road reserve or nature strip which
also raises traffic concerns.
Basement setbacks to be clear of the building See section 6.2 of this report. 28.4% of the
setback requirements to allow for meaningful subject site is now landscaped via deep planting
landscaping. or planters connected to deep landscape areas.
The plans detail habitable areas below the Addressed via attached engineering
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