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Attachment 11- Code Compliance Report
PO75 AO75.1 Complies with AO75.1
Development: Development provides visual interest to the street The high density residential dwellings provide visual
(a) addresses and enhances the streetscape by and surrounding area through: interest to the surrounding area through the clear
incorporating articulation and individual design (a) highlighting individual dwellings and land uses distinction of uses, established through the alternative
elements that add visual interest to the through differing external materials, finishes or design and use of materials. The residential dwellings
development; textures; break up the retail and commercial shopfronts by way of
(b) has a form and architectural scale that does (b) offsetting or staggering dwellings to provide introducing differing external materials such as timber-
look aluminium battens and balcony balustrading.
not dominate the streetscape or surrounding variation in the frontage; and
properties; (c) varying the roof form. Variation in the roof form is also established, creating clear
(c) does not detract from the visual amenity of distinction between land uses and buildings.
adjoining properties through access to sunlight
or overlooking; Please refer to the Architectural Statement of Intent
(d) takes the form of small separate buildings, prepared by Buchan – Attachment 2 which provides
rather than large single bulky development; further detail on Design.
and
(e) sits within a landscaped setting. AO75.2 Complies with AO75.2
Buildings have the main entrance easily Proposed building will have appropriate entrance areas
recognisable from the street and include design that will be easily recognisable from the street and
elements in the front façade such as verandahs, included design elements in the front façade such awning
external stairs, awning or shade structures and or shade structures and window openings.
window openings.
AO75.3 Complies with PO75
Buildings and structures are designed to: The residential buildings and structure have been designed
(a) have a maximum wall length of 15 metres and with consideration to the Noosa character, community
external walls incorporate at least one design expectations, and the general scale of the development
element (such as windows, pergolas, sun and its integration with the surrounding environment. In
shading devices, balconies) to add visual ensuring that the scale does not become bulky, and that
interest and amenity; the Noosa character remains reflected in the design
(b) allow for landscape treatments to soften the outcomes, significant building articulation was utilised,
development; and creating visual interest along building facades. Landscaping
(c) avoid more than six dwellings attached in any is another key component utilised across the design,
one plane. reflecting the environment corridor adjoining the
proposed development and providing a softened design.
The redesign of the development has incorporated more a
pavilion style development breaking up the buildings ,
particularly on the northern commercial and buildings that
face north of the Village Green. This pavilion style has
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