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Planning Report - Code MCU - 25-27 Toolar St Tewantin
heat and manoeuvring or all access
maximises vegetation and soft pedestrian pathways.
landscaping.
PO6 No acceptable outcome provided Over 40% of the site is
Vegetation is incorporated into landscaped to create a lush sub-
the building design to create shade tropical landscape design which
and cooling around buildings. No helps to soften built form, provide
acceptable outcome provided shade and assist with cooling of
outdoor spaces.
Site characteristics No acceptable outcome provided The proposed building design
PO7 responds to the local subtropical
Development and building siting is climate and the site
responsive to Noosa Shire’s sub- characteristics.
tropical climate and the site’s
characteristics including
topography, orientation,
existing vegetation and prevailing
winds.
Building design AO8.1 The proposed buildings are
PO8 Development provides a detailed designed and orientated to create
Development - assessment including supporting cross flow ventilation and capture
1. orientates buildings and documents, demonstrating the local breezes. The open plan
windows to make the most of means by which the design design provides opportunity for
prevailing winds, natural meets PO8. front and back windows or doors
ventilation and cross breezes; to be opened and allow a natural
2. maximises shade to east and AO8.2 flow of air through the dwelling.
west walls; Development demonstrates a Windows are shaded with wide
3. contains an open and measured equivalent to a 5-star overhangs or window hoods
permeable built form that Green Star rating. helping to shade glazing and
connects indoor and outdoor assist in protection from rain.
spaces in an integrated design; Editor’s note—The publications All indoor living spaces connect to
4. retains existing vegetation and QDesign and Companion, prepared an external outdoor space that is
natural shading where possible; by the State of Queensland, provide landscaped with hard and soft
5. incorporates climate responsive design principles elements creating a pleasant
passive building design to for development in south east private open space. Large trees
reduce the need for auxiliary Queensland. Council and shrubs are incorporated into
heating and cooling; encourages building and landscape the landscape design to result in
6. uses low toxic internal and designers to incorporate best shady and green foliage to assist
external building materials; practice outcomes described in with passive cooling.
7. uses natural light rather than these publications to help Where possible all habitable
development comply with PO8. rooms are provided with windows
artificial light, and may include
and natural light, with the
skylights, atriums and light
wells; exception of wet areas which will
be mechanically ventilated.
8. contains a minimum of two
openings per habitable room;
9. provides a minimum floor to
ceiling height of 2.7 metres; and
10. enables efficient operation and
use of the building.
Editor's Note: Refer
to Figure 9.4.6.4.
Transport Code
The proposed development contributes to the transport networks by increasing the density within an
established urban area. Increased density can provide a greater population the results in a critical mass
that supports the viability of transport infrastructure provision.
Material Change of Use – Multiple Dwelling (Code Assessment)
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