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Appendix I - Planning Scheme Code Response · REC15/0011
Attached to the e-mail REC15/0011 - Development Application for Reconfiguration of a lot - 1 lot into 11 lots plus balance lot - Appendices F, G, H & I email 2 of 2.
R RECONFIGURING A LOT CODE
The Noosa Plan
Overall Outcomes Comment
A), B) & L) The proposal delivers a combination of residential allotment sizes ranging from
605m2 -815m2 suitable for free-standing detached dwellings commensurate with
residential development in the area. A further drainage lot (lot 800) and balance
environmental Lot (lot 900) are also proposed which are intended to accommodate
stormwater drainage and environmental values associated with the subject land
respectively.
C) & E) The proposal provides a road layout that enables safe and convenient vehicle
access, please refer to Proposal Plans included at Appendix C.
D) The proposed development will not adversely impact on Wooroi Creek.
F) & M) A footpath is provided between lots 6 and 7 to enable access to the drainage lot and
balance environmental lot. A footpath is also provided at the George Street frontage
to provide pedestrian access to nearby community facilities and services.
G) The proposed lot layout has been designed with regards to the sites environmental
constraints and topographical characteristics to ensure the risks of hazards for
people and property is minimized.
H) The proposed development will be serviced with necessary infrastructure.
I) &J) The balance of the site will be dedicated to Council for the purposes of a reserve
(park) to accommodate the recreational needs of residents.
K) Lots are designed and orientated such that they can accommodate energy efficient
dwelling design.
N) Not applicable. The site is not subject to Good Quality Agricultural Land.
Specific Outcomes Comment
O1 The majority of the lot layout is included in the Detached Housing Zone whereby the
minimum lot size is 600m2. To this end, the proposal delivers a combination of lot
sizes ranging from 605m2 -815m2 suitable for free-standing detached dwellings.
Further, lot sizes and dimensions have been designed such that they are
commensurate with the existing pattern of development in the area.
O2 Not Applicable. The site is not included in the North Shore Locality
O3 Not Applicable. The site is not included in the Lake McDonald Water Supply
Catchment Area
O4 This is one of the last undeveloped parcels of land in the area and as such, the site
represents a key opportunity for further subdivision.
O5 A 50m buffer area will be provided (within the proposed balance environmental lot)
measured from the rear of the lots to the edge of the vegetation/ Wooroi Creek.
O6 As previously noted, the proposed lot layout delivers a combination of lot sizes
ranging from 605m2 -815m2 suitable to accommodate free-standing detached
dwellings.
O7 The proposed lot layout incorporates a access road to facilitate safe and convenient
vehicle movement. The street width is in accordance with the design standards in
section 2.3 of PSP5 Engineering Design Standards – Roads, Drainage and
Earthworks.
O8 A footpath is provided between lots 6 and 7 to enable access to the proposed
balance environmental lot. A footpath is also provided at the George Street frontage
to provide pedestrian access to nearby community facilities and services.
O9 As above
O10 Not applicable. The site is not to be used for Industrial business or Commercial
business uses
O11 The proposed development incorporates a sealed access road to service the
proposed allotments.
O12 The site is readily connected to Council’s reticulated water service which is
understood to have sufficient capacity for firefighting purposes.
O13 The proposed allotment layout provides the ability for the future construction of
energy efficient buildings.
O14 The proposed lot layout is configured to maximize solar access and capture
prevailing coastal breezes, please refer to Proposal Plan included at Appendix C.
O15 The proposed development will be connected to underground infrastructure services
including reticulated water, sewer, electricity and telecommunications.
O16 As above
O17 Noted. It is expected that infrastructure services will maintain their function during
flood events up to a 1% AEP flood event. No new infrastructure services are
proposed as part of this application.
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