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Items Raised in Prelodgement Meeting Response
impacts and that comply with
Performance outcome PO15.
7. Balconies: The balconies to the lower floors achieve a
Balconies intrude in the rear setback and compliant setback with only the third floor
provide significant overlooking balcony exceeding the prescribed rear
opportunities. The building also sits higher setback.
than the existing buildings to the rear due
The site is identified as dropping towards the
to the slope of the land. The building
rear which continues through the adjoining
should comply with the required setbacks
lot. This is advantageous as the difference in
and where it does not, provide an analysis
height results in misaligned floor levels and
with regard to overlooking opportunities
the proposed building siting higher than the
and potential solutions.
adjoining lot. This will help prevent direct on
look between the site and adjoining use,
maintaining privacy for the adjoining
residents. As the lower levels achieve a
compliant setback these are not considered to
impact on the privacy or amenity of the
adjoining lot and the upper balcony will look
over the adjoining building towards the coast.
8. Landscaping: The landscaping within the site has been
Minimum landscaping requirements is increased from that originally proposed. The
40% of site (60% of that is soft landscaping achieved as part of the
landscaping). Indicate in the application, application provides a well landscaped site
what mature vegetation is to be retained achieved the prescribed 40% landscaping area
within the site. of which 60% is soft landscaping.
9. Plans: The plans have been updated to provide
The application should include plans that suitable detail and figures to allow assessment
clearly show the building height relative of the application. The natural ground level
to natural and finished ground. This will and building height is clearly depicted on the
include RL’s for the roof of the building elevations and section plans.
and the natural and finished ground
levels. Include section plans.
10. Access: The crossover arrangement has been reduced
Council has concerns with the proposal to provide two crossovers with each crossover
for 3 access driveways. The number of servicing two of the proposed dwellings. The
driveways will create a significant amount crossover provision has been reduced from
of hardstand within the road reserve and the original layout of three and maintains
impact upon the potential for on-street suitable area within the street for streetscape
parking. It is also noted that while the parking. The combined crossover layout limits
development is over 2 lots, the the hardstand within the frontage of the site
development is essentially a 4 unit and allows for additional planting and
development and would require on-site landscaping within the 6m setback.
manoeuvring (refer to AO10 of the code).
Any application would need to
demonstrate how the proposed access
will achieve compliance with The Noosa
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