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Ltr20250926-Response to Information Request 7 Noosa Parade Noosa Heads · MCU25/0053
plant species. Landscaping along this boundary is maximised to the extent possible. While Council has noted
there is no manhole currently in this portion of the site, a sewer manhole is required for future access to
comply with the sewer connection regulation. In this regard, the required sewer clearance along the rear
interface presents as a constraint for further deep planting opportunities.
The landscaping area at the front of the site has been expanded to meet the front façade, and the footpath
has been narrowed to create additional soft landscaping that can suitably accommodate a variety of shrubs.
Overall, the improved design results in a soft landscaping area of 20.2%, exceeding the minimum requirement
of 20%. The revised soft landscape area plan is depicted in Figure 4 below.
Figure 4 - Soft Landscape Area Plan
Source: Bureau Proberts
5 Setbacks
The driveway and entrance to the basement includes solid brick fences/walls within the front setback area,
which may obstruct views along the front of adjoining properties.
Information Required
5. Confirm how these built form elements will interface with adjoining land uses and demonstrate how
this aspect of the design is consistent with the predominant character of the surrounding area.
Provide an assessment of the proposed development against the relevant criteria in PO12 of the
Medium Density Residential Zone Code.
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