Appendix G - Code Responses

                                                  TOURIST ACCOMMODATION ZONE CODE
Performance Outcomes                             Acceptable Outcomes                               Applicant’s Comments
              2. for 90 Beach Road,
                 described as Lot 500
                 SP215779 - 3786m2;
              3. otherwise - no increase
                 to gross floor area beyond
                 buildings in existence on the
                 date of the commencement
                 of the planning scheme.
Setbacks                                                                                           Performance outcome
PO13                                             AO13.1                                            The proposal provides compliant setbacks with
Buildings and other structures are designed      Except where otherwise specified in a local       the Coastal Community’s Local Plan
and sited to:                                    plan code, buildings and structures meet the      requirements for Duke Street, with the one
                                                 following minimum boundary setbacks:              exception being the rear setback for the third
        1. provide a high level of amenity to                                                      storey being 7m from the rear boundary as
           users of the                          In the Coastal Communities Local Plan             opposed to the ‘preferred’ acceptable outcome
           subject site and adjoining            Area - West of David Low Way, Peregian            of 10m.
           premises, including provision of      Beach:
           visual and acoustic privacy;                                                          This relaxation is considered minor in the
        2. not unreasonably obstruct views or            1. 2 metres   from  the front boundary  context of the development and topography of
           cause overlooking of private open                for the ground floor;                the site (refer to Appendix A – Dwg. DA17).
           space or habitable areas                      2. 6 metres from the front boundary The topography of the site necessitates the
           of adjoining premises;                           for the second storey;               built form to be stepped away from Duke
        3. provide adequate distance from                3. 9 metres from the front boundary Street, in order to achieve front setback
           adjoining land uses;                             for the third storey;                requirements and ensure compliance with the
        4. preserve existing vegetation that             4. 3 metres from side boundaries;       12m building height.
           will help buffer development;                 5. 6 metres from the rear boundary
        5. allow for space and landscaping to               for buildings up to two storeys; and It is also noted that the rear or the site abuts a
           be provided between buildings                 6. 10 metres from the rear boundary public road lane way, and as such, the site
           including adequate area at ground                for the third storey.                arguably does not have a “rear boundary” to
           level for landscaping with trees,                                                     which the usual rear setback requirements
           shrubs, outdoor living and utilities; In the Coastal Communities Local Plan           would apply.