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Town Planning Report_28 Kingfisher Drive
Attached to the e-mail Lodgement of Development Application - MCU25/0101.
Table 11: Coastal Communities Local Plan Overall Outcomes
Overall Outcome Response
ii. the drainage lines (being Burgess, Castaways, Marcus and
Peregian Creeks and their tributaries) that form deep
depressions between the dunes and define the boundaries
between the communities of the local plan area.
(f) Development recognises and reflects the sensitivity of the Complies with Overall Outcome
coastal environment including the high dune system, and is The proposed development is for a Dwelling house and
sited and designed to: is appropriately located to ensure the protection of
i. protect ecologically important areas and ecological areas of environmental or ecological significance.
processes;
ii. retain the key landscape elements that contribute to the
ecosystem health; and
iii. ensure development is well separated from these dune and
waterway systems.
(g) Development recognises the importance of the vegetated Complies with Overall Outcome
backdrop and does not compromise the role of the dune and The proposed development is for a Dwelling house
waterway systems in defining landforms between the within an established residential environment and will
communities. not impact upon the vegetated backdrop or the role of
the dune and waterway systems.
(h) Development recognises and reinforces the close Complies with Overall Outcome
relationship between the natural character of the area and The proposed development contains elements of
its attractiveness to residents and visitors. In this context, subtropical design which include the thoughtful
development is subservient to the natural landscape, sits selection of materials which respond to the surrounding
lightly within the landscape, sensitively responds to the natural landscape. Furthermore, the proposed setting
topography of the area and provides densely landscaped and orientation maximises natural light and breezes,
settings, with existing mature trees and vegetation retained elevating the need for synthetic light sources and
wherever possible. heating and cooling systems.
(i) Development protects vegetated views from David Low Way Complies with Overall Outcome
and the beach by restricting the extent of clearing for The proposed development is located on a site within
structures, services and access, limiting the vertical and proximity to David Low Way, however, will not have
horizontal scale of development and incorporating existing impact upon vegetated views.
and new vegetation that frames or filters views.
(j) Activity centres at Sunshine Beach, Sunrise Beach and Not Applicable
Peregian Beach provide for the convenience needs of The proposed development is for a Dwelling house and
residents and visitors within the local community. does not propose centre activities.
(k) Whilst opportunities exist for the expansion or enhancement Not Applicable
of business functions in both Sunrise Beach Neighbourhood The proposed development is for a Dwelling house
Centre and Peregian Beach Local Centre, residents continue within the Medium density residential zone.
to rely on larger centres in Noosa Heads and Noosaville
and/or centres outside Noosa Shire to fulfil their higher
order business, community and industry needs.
(l) Development in the Local centre zone at Peregian Beach Not Applicable
retains and enhances the built form and streetscape The subject site is not located within the Local Centre
character of the centre and promotes activity and vitality zone at Peregian Beach.
through the provision of active street frontages and strong
pedestrian connections between private development and
adjacent public spaces.
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