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finishes which break up the bulk of the dwellings within the street and a height which
building. does not exceed the height limit.
The plans indicate that the building will be
quite dominant and there is a concern
that it is not reflective of the subtropical
design prevalent in the coastal
communities of Noosa. Further, as this
site is elevated there is particular concern
regarding the rear elevation, as it does
not comply with Performance outcome
PO14 of the High Density Residential zone
code. The design requires revision to
comply with the relevant codes.
6. Roof top terraces: The rooftop terraces have been retained as
The entire roof space is shown as a roof part of the revised plans. The extent of the
top terrace. Acceptable outcome AO7.2 of terraces has been reduces setting the terraces
Coastal Communities Local Plan Code and back from the rear of the building by the
Acceptable outcome AO15.2 of the High extent of rear balcony elements. The side
Density Residential zone code seeks that setbacks have also been increased for the
development does not include a roof top rooftop elements. This alternative layout
terrace. Corresponding Performance reduces the opportunity to overlook the
outcome PO15 states that roof forms: adjoining dwellings and being setback from
contribute positively to the local the rear will stop future residents being able
skyline; to look down into the adjoining lot.
complement the character of the The provision of a rooftop terrace aligns with
locality and the topography of the the current built form and character of the
site; street. A number of other buildings within
avoid box profiles/parapets; and Elanda Street, particularly on the eastern side,
do not create opportunities for are identified containing rooftop terrace
overlooking the private open space or elements. The provision of this elements
internal spaces of neighbourhood therefore aligns with the character of the local
properties. plan area in terms of existing built form. The
The extent of the proposed roof top provision of these elements is not seen to
terraces will provide significant impact on the character of the beachside local
overlooking opportunities into area.
surrounding property. Where a roof top
terrace is created, consider limiting the
footprint and centrally locating the roof
top terrace which thereby limits
overlooking and the need for screening
devices etc that add to the bulk of the
building and encroach on the height limit.
Additionally, where roof top terraces
exist, provide an analysis with regard to
overlooking opportunities and identify
other potential solutions to mitigate
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