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Town Planning Report · MCU23/0078
design incorporates landscaping precincts that reflects the Noosa style and
softens the built form.
The site landscaping is extensive, being a clear element of the design and
ultimately supporting the civic intent in a manner that is reflective of the
Noosa character and community expectations. This is demonstrated through
the main street character, the internal civic space and civic plaza.
For further technical details, please refer to Appendix B – Landscape Concept
Design.
d) Land adjoining Eenie Creek Road and Walter Hay Drive maintains a natural vegetation buffer to Compliant
effectively screen urban development within the zone except at the key entry points. The proposed development does not impact on the quality and/or extent of
the natural vegetation buffer on land adjoining Eenie Creek Road or Walter
Hay Drive.
e) Development at key entry points provides a distinctive and appropriate sense of arrival through Compliant
architectural design features, artwork or landscaping, providing external identification of the centre, The development is categorised by key entry points for both vehicles and
and internal wayfinding. pedestrians that are supported by architectural articulation, wayfinding
features and landscaping that facilitates a sense of arrival. These features are
distinctive in nature as to enhance legibility and permeability through the site.
Consideration has been given to precincts contemplated in the Noosa Plan
2020, particularly with the entrance to the site off Walter Hay Drive at both
northern and southern roundabouts, and the uses along the western side of
Main Street. Notwithstanding, the features do not overwhelm the
development, but align with the Noosa Style.
f) Buildings are distinctive in design and interspersed with attractive and low key informal spaces that Compliant
retain existing mature vegetation. The design of buildings have worked with the existing natural features of the
site, preserving the environmental corridor. In responding to the natural
environment, the built design incorporates a civic spine that connects to the
environmental zone and provides connections to the surrounding land uses.
g) Other than at key entry points, the presentation of development is internal to the zone and does Compliant
not seek to be distinguishable from Eenie Creek Road or Walter Hay Drive. The design is orientated in a manner that focusses on the internal nature of
the development and ensures open space covenants to Eenie Creek Road and
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