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Appendix 3 - Code Table Assessment
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0034 Development Application - Cover letter, Forms, Proposal plans & Planning Reports.
Specific Outcome Probable Solution Compliance
surrounding vegetation; and development and is well
f) ensure that development removed from
responds to the topography neighbouring dwellings;
and minimises cut and fill • existing infrastructure uses
(eg. by stepping down the in the area (such as power
slope or using suspended stanchions and light poles)
floor construction). will ensure the facility is of
a scale and height
consistent with the
surrounding environment;
• existing vegetation within
the property and the wider
surrounding area will
screen the facility; and
• the proposed height is the
minimum required to
achieve the required
coverage objectives.
• For these reasons, the
height of the facility is
considered to comply with
O5.
Setbacks S6.1 Buildings and structures S6.1 - Complies.
O6 Buildings and other structures comply with the minimum Table 1.1 of Schedule 1 of the
are appropriately designed and building setbacks identified in Noosa Plan 2009 specifies a
sited to— Schedule 1 - Minimum Boundary minimum frontage and side
a) provide amenity for users of Setbacks. setback in the Rural Zone of
the premises as well as 10m.
preserve the visual and The proposed facility is setback
approximately 15m from the
acoustic amenity of adjoining
southern lot boundary, 80m
and nearby land uses; from the eastern lot boundary,
b) preserve any existing approximately 875m from the
vegetation that will buffer western lot boundary and
the proposed building from approximately 600m from
adjoining uses; Schreibers Road which is
c) allow for landscaping to be compliant with S6.1.
O6 – Complies.
provided between buildings;
The proposed facility is also
and compliant with O6 as it is:
d) maintain the visual • well removed from
continuity and pattern of community sensitive
buildings and landscape locations, significant areas
elements within the street. of mature vegetation exist
on-site and within the
surrounding area which will
help to mitigate potential
visual impacts associated
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