Application Report · MCU10/2113.03

20 Peregian Esplanade, Peregian Beach




 PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES                      ACCEPTABLE OUTCOMES                          PROPOSAL                                          COMPLIANCE
 e) reduce the visual impact of large or
      bulky structures and fencing;
 f) screen incompatible land uses;
 g) conceal service, car parking and
      loading areas; and
 h) provide privacy between any
      dwellings or accommodation on
      and adjoining the site to a height
      and density appropriate to the
      scale of the development.
 Design                                    AO2.1                                        AO2.1
 PO2                                       Existing site trees and landscape features   The proposal involves the removal of two trees    ☒Compliant
 Site layout and building and landscape    such as rock outcrops are integrated into    within the western portion of the subject site.   ☐N/A
 design—                                   the development wherever possible.           Nonetheless, new landscaping is proposed          ☐Performance Solution
 a) provides for soft landscaping to be                                                 throughout the open space areas as well as
      established in and around the                                                     within garden beds and planters to soften the
      development;                                                                      overall built form of the development.
 b) maximises the retention of large
      canopy trees;                        AO2.2                                        AO2.2
 c) minimises        the    extent    of   Below ground components of buildings,        The proposed development does not involve         ☐Compliant
      impervious paved areas;              including basement carparks, do not          below ground components of buildings. As          ☒N/A
 d) provides for suitable plant layouts    extend beyond the above ground footprint     such, this criterion is not applicable.           ☐Performance Solution
      and densities;                       to allow for deep landscaping particularly
 e) facilitates the adoption of            within building setback areas.
      appropriate planting techniques;     AO2.3                                        AO2.3
      and                                  Alternatives to impervious pavement are      The proposed development provides for             ☒Compliant
 f) considers on-going maintenance         provided and are located where               impervious areas only where necessary with        ☐N/A
      requirements to assure the           landscaping and existing vegetation will     non-impervious surfaces being provided            ☐Performance Solution
      establishment      and    ongoing    benefit from increased infiltration of       throughout the open space areas.
      survival of plantings                rainwater.
                                           AO2.4                                        AO2.4
                                           Plants are grouped in mulched beds rather                                                      ☒Compliant




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