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Original Application Part 2 - Town Planning Report [As Published] · 132008.1787
Ken Hicks & Associates September 2008
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Proposal
AND site between Hastings Street and the
beach, fostering visual permeability
and easy access.
O54 Fences between buildings and the beach S54.1 Fences between buildings and Complies – the beach front will
are designed and sited to be sympathetic with the beach— largely be unfenced. Fencing will be
the scenic amenity of the beachfront and do not are no more than 1.2m in height; provided for security and will comprise
degrade the beachfront character. are of open construction (at least 50% a combination of glass pool fencing,
transparent); incorporate lightweight 1.2m high and 1.8m high generally
materials; and open construction. The 1.8m high
incorporate dark colours to blend with fencing is only proposed for a small
the natural landscape. section near the proposed public
walkway for privacy and security
purposes.
Visitor accommodation Type 4
O55 Lot 7 on RP802632 being the Noosa No solution provided. N/A
Sheraton Resort in Hastings Street is
developed and maintained for Visitor
accommodation Type 4 and offers associated
Business Uses.
9.26 Built form
Streetscape character
O57 Development— S57.1 Ground floor uses have at least Complies – The ground floor
a) respects and complements the existing 50% transparent glazing to shopfronts commercial tenancies will incorporate a
neighbourhood character; to create active street fronts. minimum 50% transparent glazing.
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;
j) provides for a variety of balconies,
verandas, railing treatment and awnings
but with limited covering of pedestrian
areas;
k) uses a variety of building materials to
add to the diversity and visual interest
within the streetscape; and
l) provides separate entrances for
Business Uses and Residential Uses
within the one building.
Carparking and access S58.1 and S59.1 and S60.1
O98 On-site covered and open carpark areas Parking spaces are located such that—
are generally screened from the street to avoid a) open carparking spaces are Complies – The parking area will be
visually dominating the streetscape and concealed from the Hastings concealed from Hastings Street
detracting from the pedestrian orientated Street and Noosa Drive
character of Hastings Street; frontages;
AND b) a single ingress or egress Complies – a single entry and exit is
O99 Hastings Street is maintained as a narrow point is provided for all provided.
traffic way, whilst allowing for parking and carparking;
loading of vehicles on the street; c) a 6m landscaped setback is Complies – a landscaped setback is
AND provided between the parking not applicable.
O59 On site covered carparking areas are
spaces and the road reserve;
accessible to residents, customers, staff and
and
visitors during business hours.
d) they are accessible to patrons Complies – The parking area will be
and staff during business hours accessible during business hours.
with security gating only
activated for Commercial
Uses outside of business hours.
Town Planning Report
Material Change of Use – Visitor Accommodation Type 4 Conventional,
Retail business Type 2 Shop & salon, and Entertainment and dining business Type 1 Food & beverages Page 19
9 - 21 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads
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