Development Application part 2 of 2 Report and plans MCU12/0201

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              (d)     External cladding materials


                      Approval will generally be given for tasteful construction in timber, weatherboard, masonry, steel
                      or composite sheet material or other materials in keeping with the environment and the amenity
                                                                                                                      of
                      the area.


                      Acceptable materials for external cladding treatments, to be considered in terms of extent,
                      suitability for purpose and compatibility with each other include:

                      (i)       Natural materials, ego stone, timber and timber products;


                      (ii)      Render with integral colour or paint finish;


                      (iii)     Bagged brickwork with paint finish;

                      (iv)      Painted fire-cement flat sheeting in conjunction with timber trims;


                      (v)       Painted fibre-cement weatherboard claddings;


                      (vi)      Face brickwork of limited extent and regular size and colour with mortar of similar colour
                                to the brickwork.



                      (vii)     Other innovative cladding treatments (eg. Colorbond corrugated metal sheeting, steel sheet
                                sidings etc.).

                      At least two visibly different materials in an 80 / 20 composition should be used to construct the
                      external walls. Materials proposed are also a part of the Seller’s review. Unpainted galvanised
                      metal will not be accepted to walls, roofs or other large expanses, but may be considered
                      appropriate on some structural elements.

                      Due to the natural topography of the area the incorporation oflight-weight feature paneling is seen
                      as a    uniting theme for the housing.

                      The use of reflective tinting to glass is not permitted.


                       Second hand materials are not permitted in the construction of dwellings on the Land, unless such
                       materials are of suitable standard and merit to the appearance of the dwelling.


               (e)    Roof forms & roof cladding


                       Roof forms, pitches and roofing materials may vary and should be sympathetic to the surrounding
                       environment. Shade cloth and profiled acrylic sheeting as a cost effective substitute for other
                       materials will not be accepted, however some such products may be considered subject to their
                       architectural application.


                       Reflective metal surfaces will only be approved subject to sensible design to avoid excessive glare.


       3.2     Site Planning


               Site planning considerations should include:


               (a)     Site cover


                       Site coverage shall be in accordance with the Noosa Plan, and consideration should be given to
                       overall visual bulk and scale.


               (b)     Floor area


                       No dwelling shall be less than 200sqm of covered floor area, excluding            verandahs, garages,
                       carports, decks and other such enclosed and unenclosed spaces.




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