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Assessment Letter · MCU20/0125
experienced from the major the Noosa River system
road network or waterways. minimises visual impacts on
the scenic amenity of the
roadway or waterway by:
a) sensitive siting and design
of buildings, structures,
driveways and works;
b) retaining existing
vegetation;
c) incorporating landscape
treatments to visually
screen and soften
development; and
d) incorporating building
materials and external
finishes that are
compatible with the site’s
visual character and
landscape setting.
PO15 AO15.1 Compliant
The landscape character and To protect scenic amenity and The site is not subject to sloping
visual amenity quality of hill other landscape qualities, of greater than 25%.
slopes and ridgelines are buildings, structures and
retained and buildings and associated accessways are not
structures: constructed on land with a
a) are visually responsive to slope greater than 25%.
the natural topography AO15.2 Not Applicable
of the site, sitting within On sloping sites or on
the landscape rather than ridgelines at the uppermost
dominating it; edge of a hill slope:
b) step down slopes or use a) roof lines are generally
suspended floor parallel with contours of
construction, minimising the land;
cut and fill and avoiding b) roofs do not exceed a
benching of the site; pitch of 15 degrees; and
c) allow for retention of c) buildings do not protrude
natural vegetation that above the height of
assists in screening or prevailing vegetation.
visually softening AO15.3 Compliant
development; and Cut or fill is less than 1.5 The subject site does not
d) incorporate materials, metres in depth relative to comprise of any significant slope
finishes and colours that natural ground surface. and will not require significant
complement the natural earthworks to establish the
setting and integrate proposed dwelling.
with the landscape and
skyline.
CONCLUSION
The dwelling has been located as to be free from all natural hazards. The development does not
impact on mapped vegetation on site and does not pose any additional impact upon the agricultural
significance of land within proximity of the subject site. It is determined that the proposed dwelling
house achieves compliance with all performance outcomes under the Rural Zone and Low Density
Housing Codes.
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