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Attachment 11- Code Compliance Report
COMPLIANCE
PERFORMANCE OUTCOME ACCEPTABLE OUTCOME RESPONSE
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e. 50 metres from freshwater habitats (and to
incorporate natural vegetation and other
buffer elements)
f. 4.5 metres to other boundaries; and
g. 3 metres from another building or structure
on the same site.
Building Design AO9.1 Complies with PO9
PO9 Development does not result in a net loss of The Mixed-use Village proposes a pedestrian bridge across
Buildings and structures present high quality built native vegetation. the Environmental Management and Conservation Zone
form and landscape design consistent with the that is consistent with the intent of the Noosa Plan. Whilst
natural setting and landscape features of the site the alignment will require the removal of vegetation, survey
by— can be provide to understand the environmental value of
the trees that are required to be removed where measures
a. responding to the landscape and landform of
such as weaving throughout environmentally significant
their site;
trees can be accommodated. As such it is intended that the
b. preserving the natural amenity of the site;
bridge will be designed with consideration to the existing
c. incorporating existing natural vegetation as
natural environment, incorporating natural materials, and
an integral part of design;
embracing the vegetated surrounds.
d. being discreet in appearance when viewed
from adjacent properties, roads, waterways AO9.2 Complies with PO9
or other areas in the vicinity of the site; Buildings are of a lightweight construction and As has been outlined above, it is acknowledged that a
e. incorporating roof forms, articulation, incorporate natural sustainable materials where boundary shift has resulted in a minor internal realignment
materials and finishes that assist in blending possible, including natural timber and natural of the Village and has ultimately shifted the village green
the building or structure into the landscape; rock. and pedestrian bridge.
and
It is appreciated that the zoning of the land was to facilitate
f. using natural sustainable building materials.
Editor’s Note— By way of example lightweight this green connection. The connection will continue to be
materials are used in preference to masonry delivered in a minor realignment. Given this, buildings
construction however where necessary natural extend to the Environmental Management and
rock or rock facing is used rather than rendered Conservation Zone. The proposed buildings will be
block. consistent with the natural Noosa setting and character,
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