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planning report · 51983.3225.19
Plot ratio / Gross 5,680m² max 3,373m² 3,483m²
floor area Excluding live Net increase in
applications on lot 2 GFA of 110m²
3 & 16
Length of wall 15 metres <15 metres < 15 metres
max
Carparking 2 min 1 covered 1 covered
1 uncovered
Ratio units: non- 20:1 12:1 No change X
residential
As demonstrated in the table above, the proposal complies with all the key parameters
outline in the planning scheme and compliant with the conditions of approval. However,
setbacks, roof terrace and car parking is further discussed below.
Setbacks
The proposed changes closely align with the setbacks of the existing villa. The proposal
meets the Planning Scheme setbacks as the setbacks apply to the site boundaries and do
not apply to internal GTP lot boundaries, as in this scenario. Both the superseded Planning
Scheme and the Noosa Plan 2020 seek appropriate separation between buildings to
maintain or improve privacy, general amenity and shading. It is determined that sufficient
separation is provided, and the following design elements demonstrate the design has
resulted in no new impacts, maximised privacy and amenity and a non-worsening of
shading—
screening devices are proposed where appropriate on all levels, including the roof top
terrace;
proposed separation between buildings is 1.3-1.5 m, noting that the proposed setbacks
are consistent with the existing built form, with the exception of the Level 3 deck;
the proposed changes still maintain appropriate setback to the western boundary;
no shading impacts will result from the new design as the adjoining villa to the south is
orientated forward of the existing/proposed villa. The pool that services the complex
adjoins to the north;
Level 3 deck is located to the west/north and overlooks the internal driveway; and
The design closely aligns and is complementary with the existing built form and the
original villas within the site.
The new design addresses this aspect and provides improved privacy. Overall, the
proposal provides good separation between buildings and better amenity in terms of
privacy, shading and noise than currently exists.
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