Response to Noosa Council Information Request · RAL20/0027

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 PO5                                         AO5                                        As detailed above the lot has sufficient
 Development within the Coastal              A mix of native landscaping, such as       dimensions to provide an appropriate
 Protection and Scenic Amenity Area          ground covers, shrubs and trees, is        house site and landscaping to
 is—                                         provided for a width of 5 metres from      boundaries.
                                             the seaward or rear boundary of
 a) designed to protect character and        the site to provide adequate landscape
    scenic amenity and integrate with        buffering to protect the coastal dune
    the surrounding natural landscape        system.
    and skyline vegetation (see Figure
    AP3-3A); and                             Editor's Note—Refer to the Table 3.1
 b) finished predominately in colours        & 3.2 of PSP2 Landscaping for suitable
    and hues of the surrounding              coastal species.
    natural landscape.
                                             Editor's Note The following is a useful
                                             guide for ensuring that buildings blend
                                             with the natural surrounds.

                                             External building materials that are
                                             lightweight and comprise
                                             predominantly timber or board,
                                             stainless steel, glass, and corrugated
                                             iron will generally be more in keeping
                                             with the beach/riverside character than
                                             concrete rendered block.

                                             Use external colours and roof finishes
                                             which are non-reflective and which do
                                             not cause glare. Shades that match the
                                             colours and tones of
                                             surrounding vegetation will ensure the
                                             buildings are less visually prominent
                                             from the beach or the water.

                                             Appropriate wall colours will depend on
                                             the existing native vegetation and
                                             backdrop, but may include muted
                                             earth/environmental tones that blend
                                             with the natural environment, such as–

                                                      green;
                                                      olive green;
                                                      blue green;
                                                      grey green;
                                                      green blue;
                                                      indigo;
                                                      brown;
                                                      blue grey; and
                                                      green yellow.

 PO6                                         AO6.1                                      Proposal able       to   comply    with
 Rear fences adjacent to the beachfront      Rear fences adjacent to the beachfront     requirements.
 within the Coastal Protection Area are      within the Coastal Protection Area
 designed and sited to be sympathetic        incorporate the following—
 with the visual amenity of the beachfront
 and do not degrade the natural                   a)   height of no more than 1.2
 beachfront character.                                 metres; and
                                                  b)   open construction (ie at least
                                                       50% transparent);
                                                  c)   lightweight materials (eg.
                                                       timber); and
                                                  d)   dark colours to blend with the
                                                       natural landscape.

                                             AO6.2
                                             Gates are not installed in fences as
                                             direct access to the beachfront does not
                                             occur.

                                             AO6.3
                                             Only beach access points for use by the
                                             community are constructed.

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 Performance Outcomes                        Acceptable Outcomes                        Proposal


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POS

Development within the Coastal
Protection and Scenic Amenity Area
is—

a) designed to protect character and
scenic amenity and integrate with
the surrounding natural landscape
and skyline vegetation (see Figure
AP3-3A); and

6) finished predominately in colours
and hues of the surrounding
natural landscape.

AOS

A mix of native landscaping, such as
ground covers, shrubs and trees, is
provided for a width of 5 metres from
the seaward or rear boundary of

the site to provide adequate landscape
buffering to protect the coastal dune
system.

Editor's Note—Refer to the Table 3.1
& 3.2 of PSP2 Landscaping for suitable
coastal species.

Editor's Note The following is a useful
guide for ensuring that buildings blend
with the natural surrounds.

External building materials that are
lightweight and comprise
predominantly timber or board,
stainless steel, glass, and corrugated
iron will generally be more in keeping
with the beach/riverside character than
concrete rendered block.

Use external colours and roof finishes
which are non-reflective and which do
not cause glare. Shades that match the
colours and tones of

surrounding vegetation will ensure the
buildings are less visually prominent
from the beach or the water.

Appropriate wall colours will depend on
the existing native vegetation and
backdrop, but may include muted
earth/environmental tones that blend
with the natural environment, such as—

green;

olive green;
blue green;
grey green;
green blue;
indigo;

brown;

blue grey; and
green yellow.

As detailed above the lot has sufficient
dimensions to provide an appropriate
house site and landscaping to
boundaries.

 

PO6

Rear fences adjacent to the beachfront
within the Coastal Protection Area are
designed and sited to be sympathetic
with the visual amenity of the beachfront
and do not degrade the natural
beachfront character.

 

AO6.1

Rear fences adjacent to the beachfront
within the Coastal Protection Area
incorporate the following—

a) height of no more than 1.2
metres; and

b) open construction (ie at least
50% transparent);

c) _ lightweight materials (eg.
timber); and

d) dark colours to blend with the
natural landscape.

AO6.2
Gates are not installed in fences as
direct access to the beachfront does not
occur.

AO6.3
Only beach access points for use by the
community are constructed.

 

Proposal able to with

requirements.

comply

 

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Performance Outcomes

 

 

Acceptable Outcomes

 

Proposal