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2022-04-12 Planning & Environment Meeting Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 12 APRIL 2022
Criteria Planning Scheme Proposal Complies
• Rear 6 metres min 2.4 metres to
covered ground level
terrace and 6.0
metres to rear
facade X
Length of wall 15 metres max 15 metres ✓
Roof Form
• Pitch Min 5 degrees 5 degrees ✓
• Eaves Min 600mm to 75% 600mm to >75% ✓
Landscaped open space 808 m² min Approximately X
620m²
Soft landscaping 487m2 min 60% of total Approximately ✓
500m²
Private open space Small dwelling: 20m² min 23.8 m² ✓
Dwelling units: 25m2 min 58 m² (average) ✓
Carparking Small dwelling:
4 covered min 4 covered ✓
1 uncovered min 1 uncovered ✓
Dwelling units:
8 covered min 8 covered ✓
1 uncovered min 1 uncovered ✓
The proposal generally complies with the scheme provisions in relation to building height, and
carparking however does not meet site cover, gross floor area, setback or all landscaping
requirements. The need to comply with the planning scheme parameters has been conveyed to
the applicant at the pre-lodgement meeting, the Information Request and subsequent
communications.
Gross floor Area and Plot Ratio
The plot ratio and gross floor area exceeds the Noosa Plan requirements by 66.4m2. The applicant
was advised several times to amend the application to meet scheme requirements as the proposal
was an overdevelopment of the site due to the numerous areas of non- compliance. The applicant’s
response to non-compliance with the Performance Outcomes of the Scheme is based on the
design of the units complying with Livable Housing Design Guidelines. Letters of support from
industry groups have been provided along with a Letter of Justification from the applicant which
details that they meet the 12 core design elements for livable housing design (gold standard).
As noted in the Noosa Housing Needs Assessment 2021:
Noosa Plan 2020 includes provisions in the Dual Occupancy and Multiple Dwelling Code that
multiple dwellings can be comfortably occupied and visited by a wide cross section of the
community including people with limited mobility. The specific acceptable outcomes are that
one in three multiple dwelling units:
a) is accessible by a safe, continuous and step free path of travel from the street entrance
of the property or from a carparking space;
b) has a step-free entrance door with opening width of at least 820 millimetres; and
c) contains a bathroom on the entry level.
In April 2021, the Building Ministers agreed to include minimum accessibility provisions for
residential housing and apartments in the National Construction Code (NCC) 2022 based on
the Livable Housing Design Guidelines (LHDG) silver standards. The Gold Standard will also
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