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SC6.7.7 Engineering Plans and Certification
(1) Plans for development are to be prepared by a Licensed Surveyor and a Registered Professional Engineer Queensland as
required by the nature of the proposed identification and design works.
(2) The level and type of information to be submitted to Council shall be sufficient in extent to enable a full understanding of the
proposed works. The design details and plan presentation shall meet appropriate engineering standards.
(3) Construction works are to be certified by a Registered Professional Engineer Queensland and other professionals as true to
design and structurally adequate. The Council’s Inspectors shall inspect and approve the works at hold points in accordance with
Council’s Land Development Construction Compliance Record and the developer’s Consultant Engineer shall liaise with the
Council Inspector on these matters. Inspection requirements will be supplied at the time of receiving approval of engineering
documents. Extra inspections may be carried out at any time throughout the construction period.
SC6.7.8 On Maintenance / Off Maintenance
(1) After development works have been completed to the satisfaction of Council and prior to any works being placed ‘on
maintenance’, as constructed information is to be provided to Council for asset records.
(2) As constructed details shall be in accordance with “Guidelines for Preparation of As Constructed Drawings”.
SC6.8 PSP7 Framework and Character Plans
SC6.8.1 Purpose
(1) The purpose of this planning scheme policy is to:
(a) provide guidance and context in interpreting the Framework and Character Plans in the following Local Plan Codes of the
Noosa Plan:
(i) Cooroy
(ii) Hinterland Villages Pomona
(iii) Coastal Communities Peregian Beach
(iv) Noosaville – In the vicinity of Mary Street and Gibson Road
(v) Noosa Heads – Hastings Street
(vi) Noosa Heads – Noosa Junction
(vii) Noosaville – Noosa Business Centre; and
(b) enhance public realm, character and identity of localities and places which are accessible, connected, enjoyable,
memorable and safe.
(2) This planning scheme policy provides guidance on achieving consistency with the requirements and the outcomes of the
following parts of the planning scheme:
(a) Strategic Framework;
(b) Code provisions for various centre zones; and
(c) Local Plan codes.
SC6.8.2 Cooroy
(1) Key urban design and character outcomes for Cooroy are listed below:
(a) Retain retail, café and customerfocused office uses on land with frontage to Maple Street, Emerald Street, Garnet Street,
Elm Street and Diamond Street while ensuring attractive streetscape treatment;
(b) Reinforce Maple Street and Emerald Street as main streets with buildings addressing the street, complementing the
traditional built form and incorporating continuous, intimate, weather protected footpaths. Promote a low speed, people
focussed environment in these spaces centred around the intersection of the two roads;
(c) Promote buildings that complement and are reflective of the traditional building forms in Cooroy. Outside of the town centre
this relies on a relatively low site cover so buildings are separated by space and mature vegetation, while in the main
streets buildings typically extend to side and front boundaries;
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