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2021-08-10 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 10 AUGUST 2021
In support of the proposal the applicant also advises:
• The outdoor balcony is roofed and overlooks the garage and open space (lawn) area of the
site;
• The western boundary (and to an extent the north and southern boundaries) are densely
vegetated and screen the house from the surrounding development;
• The four bedrooms are located at the rear (southern) part of the property, adjacent to the
driveway and open space of the property;
• The property is fully fenced and landscaped;
• A maximum of 8 visitors will attend the site;
• The use of outdoor areas is to cease after 9pm; and
• The applicant intends to utilise the subject property for their family as a holiday home. During
the periods that they are not staying in the Noosa region, the applicants wish to holiday let the
property.
The applicant has advised that no changes are proposed to the existing dwelling with all parts of the
site to be available for the proposed use. When conducting a site inspection it was observed that
works are being carried out to the dwelling however no building approval was located in Council
records. The following image details works being undertaken at the subject site.
Figure 1 – Photograph of works occurring at subject site
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