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Minor Change Report 132002 220222 1 (As Published) · 132002.220222.1
Additional Approved Plans
Sheet 1 of 6 HM- Site Plan prepared by Mandy’s Design + 22 June 2026
2026-D Drafting
Sheet 2 of 6 HM- Existing Upper Floor prepared by Mandy’s 22 June 2026
2026-D Design + Drafting
Sheet 3 of 6 HM- Existing Elevations prepared by Mandy’s 22 June 2026
2026-D Design + Drafting
Sheet 4 of 6 HM- Existing Elevations Two prepared by 22 June 2026
2026-D Mandy’s Design + Drafting
Sheet 5 of 6 HM- Proposed Floor Plan prepared by Mandy’s 22 June 2026
2026-D Design + Drafting
Sheet 6 of 6 HM- Proposed Elevations prepared by Mandy’s 22 June 2026
2026-D Design + Drafting
Assessment of Request
The proposed enclosure of the balconies situated on the upper level of Units 1 and 2 is
considered to be a minor change to the approved development. The works are contained within
the existing building footprint and do not alter the approved use, number of dwellings, building
height, setbacks, site cover or car parking arrangements. The change will result in a small
increase to gross floor area and plot ratio only, associated with incorporating the existing balcony
areas into the internal floor area of each dwelling.
The external changes are limited to infilling the existing balcony openings with rendered and
painted walling and windows to match the existing built form. The change is not expected to
result in any material increase in building bulk or scale when viewed from adjoining premises or
the street, noting the works occur within the existing upper-level building footprint.
The proposal has been assessed against the relevant provisions of the 1990 planning scheme
and Noosa Plan 2020. While the resulting gross floor area and plot ratio marginally exceed the
current planning scheme benchmarks, the exceedance is minor and arises from enclosing
existing approved balcony areas rather than extending the building. The proposal maintains the
residential character of the development and does not introduce new amenity, traffic,
infrastructure or environmental impacts. The enclosure of the balconies will have limited impact
on the streetscape as these areas are orientated within the site and and do not interface with the
street. The enclosure will not also cause any overlooking issues to neighbouring lots as Unit 2 is
screened sufficiently with vegetation, creating a buffer between the neighbouring lot and Unit 1
proposes a small window, that mitigates the opportunity of overlooking to the neighbouring
balcony. This can be viewed in 7 below.
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Document Set ID: 25137565
Version: 3, Version Date: 18/09/2026
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