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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA                            12 SEPTEMBER 2017


The following image demonstrates the amended streetscape.




                             Figure 13: Proposed roof form and bulkhead

The Noosa Heads Locality Code includes the following outcomes:
     qq)   For the Visitor Mixed Use Zone—development
            ii.   contributes to a high level of residential amenity, design quality, landscape
                  quality and safety;
            iii. respects the scale and character of the streetscape and surrounding
                 development;
Specific Outcome 52 of the Visitor Mixed Use Zone seeks that the character and amenity of the
street is protected through:
     b.    a dense street planting and a variety of alfresco dining and sitting areas serving as
           local meeting places;
     c.    small separate buildings, rather than large single bulking buildings; and
Specific Outcome 58 of the Visitor Mixed Use Zone addresses built form and seeks that
development:
     a.    respects and complements the existing neighbourhood character;
     b.    addresses the street and contributes positively to the streetscape;
     c.    incorporates attractive and contemporary designs;
     d.    contributes positively to the skyline with pitched roofs;
     e.    provides variation and vitality in setback alignment;
     f.    incorporates outdoor dining or landscaped areas;
     g.    includes covered pedestrian entrances to premises;
     h.    varies in line and plane;
     i.    employs landscape designs in front building setback areas and footpath areas that
           are in character with existing streetscape themes;

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