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2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix
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(b) enables surveillance of entry points.
AO8.2
The entry points to accommodation are clearly identifiable and
accessible from the car parking areas and pathways without
passing through private open space areas.
AO8.3
Accommodation is sited so as not to overlook the living areas of
neighbouring premises.
Landscaping
PO9 AO9.1
Adequate landscaped area: Within urban boundary a minimum of 30% of the site, inclusive
(a) is provided for the benefit of guests; of any buffer or setback areas, is developed and maintained as
(b) contributes to establishing an attractive and safe landscaped area for the benefit of occupants, excluding mixed
streetscape; and use buildings with nonresidential uses fronting Gympie
(c) protects the amenity and privacy of adjoining residents. Terrace or Thomas Street Noosaville, or Duke Street,
Sunshine Beach where a minimum of 10% is required.
AO9.2
A landscaped area is provided and maintained within the site for a
minimum width of:
(a) for a mixed use building with nonresidential uses fronting
Gympie Terrace or Thomas Street, Noosaville:
(i) 1 metre adjacent to a road frontage; and
(ii) 2 metres adjacent to the rear property boundary; or
(b) for a mixed use building with nonresidential uses fronting
Duke St, Sunshine Beach:
(i) 2 metres to the rear property boundary; or
(c) unless otherwise specified above:
(i) 3 metres adjacent to a road frontage; and
(ii) 2 metres adjacent to side and rear property
boundaries.
Vehicles
PO10 AO10
The operation of visitor accommodation avoids the parking of Where adjoining properties in the Low Density Residential or
buses within low level residential streets. Medium Density Residential zones and located on a local road as
defined on the road network hierarchy, the use does not involve
parking of buses including 4WD buses, exceeding either a 20
seat capacity or 8 tonne gross vehicle mass on or around the site.
PO11 AO11.1
Safe vehicular access is provided to and from the site without Visitor Accommodation is directly accessible from a sealed road
adversely impacting on the safety of the road network. or a good standard gravelled road.
AO11.2
Visitor accommodation does not gain direct access from part of
the major road network which has a legal speed limit of 90
kilometres per hour or above.
AO11.3
Where:
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