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Development Assessment Report
PROJECT URBAN – 20281 March 21
INFRASTRUCTURE
The development will be connected to all essential urban infrastructures. The proposal is for infill
development within a well-established and well serviced locality therefore maximising the efficient use of
existing infrastructure. All works and connections to infrastructure will be undertaken in accordance with the
applicable Works Codes and service provider requirements.
SUSTAINABILITY
The applicant has sought to maximise the sustainability elements of the development by including the
following:
• solar panels to provide electricity to the units and communal areas including the pool;
• providing electric vespers scooters and parking bays for each of the units;
• providing an electrical charging point for vehicles; and
• designing the building in accordance with the key design principles set out in the Council’s
Sustainable Building Design Code.
Development Assessment Report Page 11 of 25
Material Change of Use for a Multiple Dwelling – 4 Units
31 Bottlebrush Avenue, Noosa Heads QLD 4567
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