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mulched areas at entrances, along boundaries at the landscaped frontage to reduce the
along street frontages, following minimum widths— impact of the building bulk given
around car parking and site the irregular shape of the block.
facilities to provide In addition landscaping is
screening and shading; Road frontages—
provided along all boundaries
2. reduces the impact of 1. 6 metres; where practical.
building bulk through the 2. 10 metres to boundaries
planting of vegetation that that adjoin Walter Hay As per the higher order
is in scale with the building, Drive, Eumundi Noosa subdivision approval, a planting
and by using mounding Road, Eenie Creek Road strip is conditioned parallel to the
where appropriate; and Holts Road; and lot's southern boundary, which
3. enhances the visual amenity 3. where there is uncovered encompasses 1,255m2 of
of the existing streetscape; visitor car parking a landscaping plus 113.03m 2
of
minimum of 2 metres of bioretention landscaping. The
4. enhances views from the
major road network; soft landscaping is provided proposal provides almost double
along the road boundary. the minimum requirement, and
5. suits the relative size and includes landscaping throughout
nature of the development; the site to soften the built form.
6. screens incompatible land Other boundaries— Refer to Landscape Plans for
uses; and 1. 6 metres to boundaries that further details. The proposal is
7. reduces the visual impact of adjoin a residential zone; considered to comply with PO23.
stormwater infrastructure 2. 10 metres to boundaries
on site. that adjoin Walter Hay
Drive, Eumundi Noosa Road
and Eenie Creek Road;
3. 0 metres to any industry
zone; and
4. 3 metres to boundaries that
adjoin any other zone.
Editor's Note—refer to figure
AP3-5B
PO44 Development is for AO44 The gross floor area of an All tenancies propose an area of
industry and other compatible individual tenancy does not less than 300m2, with the
uses within small scale tenancies exceed 300m2. exception of Unit 5, which
to encourage opportunities for proposes an area of 310.26m2.
co-location including creative This encroachment is considered
industries and small scale minor in nature, and is still
enterprise. considered compatible with the
site and its surroundings.
5.3 COOROY LOCAL PLAN AREA CODE
The proposal complies with all applicable Acceptable Outcomes within the Cooroy local plan area
code. Refer attached Code Assessment.
5.4 PLANNING SCHEME CODE ASSESSMENT
A review of the relevant planning scheme codes has been undertaken which confirms the proposed
development complies with all of the Acceptable and Performance Outcomes of the applicable codes.
Where the proposal does not comply with the Acceptable Outcomes of the codes, the below provide
alternate solutions to satisfy the corresponding Performance Outcome.
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