09/0879 - MCU - Detached House Peter Francis Amour [As Published] · 132009.879

 

 

 

 

 

 

Noosa Plan extract - Coastal protection precinct

Under the 2008 Noosa Plan, a detached house is a code
assessable use and required to be assessed under the provisions
of the Natural Resources Overlay. The overlay specifies
requirements relating to building design, setbacks and landscaping.

 

 

Specific Outcome

“| Probable Solution

 

 

O16 The siting and design of
development and materials used within
the Coastal Protection Area, as
identified on the Natural Resources
Overlay Maps, do not cause any
Significant adverse impacts on the
coastal resources of the location nor
interrupt the natural cycles of erosion
and accretion of foreshore areas and
beaches. AND

O17 Buildings, structures and works
within the Coastal Protection Area that
are visible from the beach—

&) are designed to protect the character
of the beachfront when viewed from the
water and integrate with the
Surrounding natural landscape and
Skyline vagetation (see Figure 13.6);
and

b) are finished predominately in colours
and hues of the surrounding natural
landscape.

 

$16.1 A mix of native landscaping,
Such as ground covers, shrubs and
trees, is provided for a width of 5m from
the seaward or rear boundary of

the site to provide adequate landscape
buffering to protect the coastal dune
system.

$17.1 A mix of native landscaping,
Such as ground covers, shrubs and
trees, is provided for a width of 5m from
the seaward or rear boundary of the
Site to provide adequate landscape
buffering to protect the character of the
beachfront.

 

Complies - proposed dwelling setback 12
metres from rear boundary. Plantings
able to be provided in this area.

Complies - proposed dwelling setback 12
metres from rear boundary. Plantings
able to be provided in this area.

 

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