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street and provide articulation,
windows or a mix of materials to
provide interest to the garage
facade.
Front fences and walls Front fences and walls The front fence is set back 3
PO17 PO17 metres from the boundary and is
Front fences and walls are designed Front fences and walls are designed densely landscaped forward of the
and sited to: and sited to: fence structure to maintain a
a) contribute to the a) contribute to the green leafy setting and privacy for
attractiveness of the attractiveness of the future residents.
streetscape; streetscape;
b) be compatible with the b) be compatible with the The fence and landscaping
existing streetscape character; existing streetscape character; provide privacy and security for
c) avoid interference with c) avoid interference with residents and delineates
movement of surface movement of surface territoriality to assist in identifying
stormwater; stormwater; the transition from public to private
d) allow for casual surveillance of d) allow for casual surveillance of spaces.
the street; the street;
e) provide planting in front of e) provide planting in front of
solid fences and walls; and solid fences and walls; and
f) ensure plantings between the f) ensure plantings between the
front fence and the footpath front fence and the footpath
does not create an does not create an
impediment for pedestrians impediment for pedestrians
using the footpath using the footpath
Materials and finishes AO18 Materials and finishes are
PO18 Buildings and structures use: consistent with the weatherboard
Development incorporates: materials and textures of
a) natural finishes wherever traditional Tewantin buildings.
a) materials and finishes that possible; The design incorporates metal,
complement the surrounding b) a mix of lightweight and timer and FC cladding in the
area and integrate with the textured external finishes; design to provide variety and a
surrounding natural and built c) masonry construction where soft appearance.
environment; and variation is provided in texture
b) a variety of external finishes to and the façade uses a variety
provide an interesting built of finishes to break up the
form and avoid bulky single surface; and
plane finishes d) open or transparent
balustrades.
Editor's note—refer to Figure AP3-
3B
Roof forms AO19.1 The proposed roof form is skilling
PO19 With the exception of Noosa Heads with a low pitch that does not
Roof forms: and Coastal Communities Local dominat or adversely affect the
Areas, the main roof of surrounging skyline.
a) contribute positively to the the building has a roof pitch no less
local skyline; than 5 degrees and has minimum
b) complement the character of 600 millimetre eaves to at least 75%
the locality and the of the perimeter of the building.
topography of the site;
c) avoid box profiles/parapets; AO19.2
and Development does not include
d) do not create opportunities for rooftop terraces.
overlooking the private open
space or internal spaces of AO19.3
neighbouring properties. The total width of any parapet wall
does not exceed 50% of the width of
the front facade of a building.
Safety and Amenity
PO20 AO20.1 The proposed development does
Development: Buildings and structures: not adversely affect surrounding
Material Change of Use – Multiple Dwelling (Code Assessment)
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