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20181085-ASC7 - Part 14 Assessement Criteria (Codes) (1)
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Table 14-36 Type 3 – Rural Accommodation
Including amendments to 8 June 2018
The Noosa Plan
column 1 column 2
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessment)
14.67 Effects of use
Rural amenity
O34 Rural accommodation is established in S34.1 Rural accommodation is located on
the rural areas of the Shire in a manner that sites—
protects the amenity of the rural areas while a) located in the Rural Zone or Rural
offering moderate to high levels of access to Settlement Zone; and
urban facilities. b) which have an area of at least 4 ha
O35 Rural accommodation is associated S35.1 Rural accommodation does not exceed a
with rural production, agricultural pursuits and site density of —
promoting the natural environment and takes a) 2 cabins per hectare; or
the form of farmstays, bed and breakfasts, b) 2 guest bedrooms per hectare, providing
cabins, cottages or a small guest lodge. the overall number of cabins and guest
bedrooms does not exceed 6.
O36 Rural accommodation is appropriately S36.1 Rural accommodation buildings are—
sited so as not to generate land use conflicts a) situated no less than 50m from
with neighbouring residents and Agricultural Agricultural Uses on an adjoining
Uses; property; and
b) situated no less than 40m from the
property boundary of any adjoining lot;
AND
AND S36.2 Rural accommodation is located so as not
to overlook the living areas of neighbouring
properties.
O37 The scale, design and external finish of S37.1 Buildings and other structures—
buildings:- a) take the form of small separate buildings
a) complements the rural character and/or which are visually separated;
natural character of the area and b) comprise a mix of lightweight (low mass)
integrates with the surrounding and textured external materials, such as
landscape; and timber cladding and corrugated iron roofs;
b) incorporates colours and finishes that c) reflect the line, form, colour and texture
allow the buildings to blend in with the found in the existing landscape and do not
natural and/or rural landscape. replicate artificial or imported themes;
d) use muted earth/environmental tones that
blend with the rural and/or natural
environment; and
e) incorporate low reflective roofing.
Table 14-37 — Type 4 – Conventional (Visitor hostel)
column 1 column 2
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessment)
14.68 Effects of use
Siting
O38 Visitor hostels are established close to No solution provided
natural attractions and urban services and
facilities where they do not unduly impact on
residential amenity.
14-82
Visitor Accommodation Code
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