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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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does not exceed 250m²;
(b) the average area of all buildings does not exceed 90m²;
and
(c) no individual cabin or cottage has a gross floor area
exceeding 65m²
AO20.6
The development supplies the equivalent of at least 33% of its
power needs through renewable sources such as the
installation of photovoltaic cells.
AO20.7
The development harvests rainwater for use on site meeting at
least 75% of its water requirements.
AO20.8
Stormwater and drainage design ensures the natural hydrology
is not adversely impacted and water is reused on site.
AO20.9
Development including access ways is generally limited to
areas already cleared of natural vegetation.
AO20.10
The retention of existing mature trees is maximised in order to
retain the landscape character of the area.
AO20.11
New landscaping is dominated by locally endemic species,
reflecting as close as practicable the natural state of the site.
AO20.12
Accommodation buildings are designed and constructed to
take advantage of the sun and breezes to heat buildings in
winter and cool them in summer.
AO20.13
Buildings have construction materials and colour palettes that
respond to the textures and colours of the surrounding
landscapes to allow the buildings to blend and not stand out in
their natural surroundings.
Editor’s Note— Appropriate colours will depend on the
existing native vegetation and backdrop, but may include
muted tones such as green, olive green, blue green, grey
green, yellow green, green blue, indigo, brown, and blue grey.
Adaptive reuse of wellestablished rural buildings is
encouraged.
PO21 AO21.1
Nature based tourism provides experiences that increase Guests have the opportunity to participate in low impact non
visitor appreciation and understanding of natural and cultural motorised nature based recreational pursuits (such as
values. bushwalking, kayaking, bicycle riding or observing wildlife).
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