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In accordance with Section 45 (3) of the Planning Act 2016 this Code Assessable
development application is subject to a bounded assessment and must be assessed only
against the assessment benchmarks stated in the categorising instrument. The assessor
must approve the development application to the extent it complies with assessment
benchmarks or if compliance with assessment benchmarks can be achieved by imposing a
development condition.
6.4.3 General Assessment Provisions
Zones
The High Density Residential zone is intended to provide for higher density multiple
dwellings supported by community uses and small-scale services and facilities that cater
for local residents.
The proposal is considered to further the intent for this zone. A response to the particular
elements of the High Density zone is as follows:
The proposal is in accordance with the overall outcomes of the High Density Residential
zone.
High density residential zone code
Overall Outcome Proposal
(a) High density residential neighbourhoods are Complies
predominantly home to permanent residents. The proposal is for a Multiple Dwelling which is designed
and intended for use by permanent residents.
(b) The character of high density residential Complies
neighbourhoods varies due to factors such as The design of the proposal aligns with the visual
proximity to beaches, the Noosa River, centres, characteristics of the street presenting a three storey
topography, availability of views, the established form with comparable setback to surrounding buildings.
vegetated character, the age of development and The design aligns with the vegetated character of the
open space provision. locality providing suitable ground level landscaping
which will help to soften the built form of the proposed
building and create a well vegetated liveable site.
(c) The distinct look and feel of existing residential Complies
neighbourhoods is retained, and development The design of the proposed multiple dwelling maintains
makes a positive contribution to the streetscape by the look and feel of the residential neighbourhood. The
maintaining the predominant character of the area design incorporates a number of elements which create
and providing well designed buildings and visual interest in the building and reduce the bulk and
landscaping. scale. Landscaping undertaken within the front of the site
helps to soften the built form and positively contributes
to the aesthetics of the streetscape.
(d) New uses are located, designed and managed to be Complies
compatible with surrounding uses. The new use is compatible with the local area and
surrounding uses. A number of existing multiple
dwellings are identified within the street and the
proposed use aligns with character of the area.
(e) The intrusion of incompatible uses, or uses which are Not Applicable
more appropriately accommodated in other zones is The proposed use being a Multiple Dwelling is seen to
avoided to protect land for higher density attached align with the zone and the existing used identified in the
housing. surrounding area.
(f) Multiple dwellings of various sizes and some Complies
communal housing models, to the exclusion of dual The scale of the proposed multiple dwelling contributes
to the housing options provided in the local area. The
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