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250776 - Development Report · 51993.674.01
Address: 53 Gillan St, Norman Park QLD 4170
Contact: 0488 066 681
Email: [email protected]
Concurrence Assessment Report
Re: QDC/Code Assessable Application
Proposed Patio Roof to an existing dwelling house
Located at U1, 3 Sunseeker Close, Noosaville
Lot 1 on GTP4233
Prepared by
Pronto Building Approvals
21/08/2025
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Introduction
This application is for the construction of a new Patio Roof on land at U1, 3 Sunseeker Close,
Noosaville, described as Lot 1 on GTP4233 in the Medium Residential Zone Code.
This building work involves a minor development of a Patio Roof to Unit 1 of the dual occupancy. It
will be located on the western boundary and will be accessed from the side of the dwelling.
The proposed Patio Roof is to be located within the side boundary setback (900mm in lieu of
1500mm), as prescribed by the Noosa Plan 2020 and Queensland Development Code MP 1.3.
The proposal involves new building work that will not be affected by the overlays listed on the
property report registered by Noosa Council.
Note: The subject lot is affected by sewer/stormwater infrastructure, but the proposed building work will be
compliant with QDC MP 1.4 and does not require referral.
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Application Details
Permits Required Concurrence Application - building work assessable against the planning
scheme/QDC MP 1.3
Applicant C/o- Pronto Building Approvals
Owner Lorraine Beattie
Contact Person Pronto Building Approvals
Bonnie Devitt
Veen Lyall-Wilson
Correspondence 53 Gillan Street, Norman Park QLD 4170
Phone 0488 066 681
Email [email protected]
Site Address U1, 3 Sunseeker Close, Noosaville
Property Residential Dwelling House
Description
Frontage/Access Sunseeker Close
Site Area 262m2
Zone Residential Medium Density
Site Cover 42%
Site The site is lightly characterised by established vegetation and trees.
Characteristics
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6.3.2 Medium Density Residential Zone Code
Table 6.3.2.3 – Criteria for assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
Built Form - Setbacks
Building Setback AO12.1 The proposed building work will be a
PO12 Buildings and structures meet the lightweight class 10 patio roof that will seek
Buildings and structures are designed and sited to: following minimum boundary setbacks: to have a reduced western side boundary
setback, being 900mm in lieu of 1.5m. This
1. for frontages — 6 metres will be a replacement structure for a
1. provide a high level of amenity to users of the 2. for side boundaries— previous patio roof that had been approved
subject site and adjoining premises, including provision under the old planning scheme.
of visual and acoustic privacy; 1. 1.5 metres setback up
2. not unreasonably obstruct views or cause overlooking to 4.5 metres height; The patio will be an extension off the
of private open space or habitable areas of adjoining 2. 2 existing alfresco area and will provide
premises; metres setback between additional coverage to an entertainment
3. provide adequate distance from adjoining land uses; 4.5 metres and 7.5 area. It will be small in scale, only proposing
4. preserve existing vegetation that will help buffer metres height; and a 5.2m length along the side boundary and
development; 3. 2.5 metres where above will have a slender, flat roof construction at
5. allow for space and landscaping to be provided 7.5 metres height 2.55m elevation to limit bulk presented to
between buildings including adequate area at ground 3. for the rear boundary - 6 metres the neighbouring dwelling.
level for landscaping with trees, shrubs, outdoor living
and utilities; The patio will be maintained open on the
6. be consistent with the predominant character of the sides to further limit bulk. It will be located
surrounding area; and over the existing tiled area but will not
allow overlooking or privacy issues to the
adjoining residential lot.
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7. protect the natural character and avoid adverse It will be of design that is complimentary to
impacts on ecologically important areas such as the duplex, which is reflected through the
national parks, waterways and wetlands. materials used and colour scheme, and will
not be out of character or a dominant
feature for this property.
The 900mm setback will allow for any
existing landscaped vegetation to remain
and provide a buffer to the adjoining
property. Although having a reduced side
setback, the patio roof will not be located
within 1.5m of any adjoining habitable areas
or significant windows and will be in
accordance with NCC requirements for fire
separation, natural light and ventilation.
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