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2009 KHA Original Report · REC14/0015

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KHA Development Managers

May 2009

 

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individual mature trees are retained,
protected, maintained and
supplemented, with particular
consideration given to—

a) roadsides;

b) the amenity of adjoining land
uses; and

¢) the protection of environmentally
sensitive areas.

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vegetation around site boundaries

and environmentally sensitive areas
are retained and reinforced through
additional planting;

AND

$22.2 For reconfiguring in the
Rural Zone and Rura! Settlement
Zone—

a) a 10m landscaped buffer area is
provided along road frontages;

b) clearing and disturbance to
vegetation is minimised around road
works, laying of services and
utilities and construction of property
entrances;

Cc) revegetation of disturbed areas
occurs after completion of works;
and :

d) planting of clusters of trees along
the road reserves to form a tree
canopy cover is provided.

No native vegetation or
environmentally sensitive areas
exist on the site.

N/A

 

023 Buildings and other structures
do not have a significant adverse
impact upon the visual amenity of
surrounding areas.

$23.1 All lots include a building
envelope that enables buildings and
structures to be sited so they do
not—

a) protrude above ridgelines; or

b) result in the unnecessary
removal of vegetation from the site.

Complies

All lots contain an unrestricted
building envelope that will not result
in buildings protruding above
ridgelines or removal of vegetation.

 

 

 

| 14.192 Open Space and environmental protection _

 

| 24 Public open space provides for _
a diverse range of passive and

active quality recreational
opportunities including sport to

meet the outdoor recreational needs
of the community.

O25 Public open space is designed

and located to—

a) be safe and easily accessible;

b) contribute to the legibility,
accessibility and character of

 

 

$24.1 A minimum of 10% ofthe __

total! site area, is provided as public
open space;
AND

$24.2 Acitve Parkland or open
space linkage to Active Parkland is
provided within 500m of al!
residential, commercial or industrial
allotments:

AND

$24.3 Active Parkland is provided
within Skm of allotments within the
rural settlement zone.

OR

$24.4 Park contributions are paid in
accordance with PSP12 Public Open
Space Contributions;

$25.1 A park has direct road
frontages of a minimum of 25% of
the total allotment boundary of the
park to provide physica! access and
visibility;

 

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Proposal is an infill subdivision. The
previous lot reconfiguration (Council
file 23686DA) provided the required
open space dedication.

Complies

Active parkland exists within 500m
of afl lots.

N/A

N/A

Proposal is an infill subdivision. The
previous lot reconfiguration (Council
file 23686DA) provided the required
open space dedication.

N/A

 

 

Town Planning Report
Reconfiguration of a Lot
Eumundi Noosa Read, Noosaville

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