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Development Assessment Report
PROJECT URBAN – 20281 March 21
• The proposal will not impact on the keys views of Noosa Hill;
• The proposal will provide additional residential accommodation that will add to the diversity of
housing in the local area by providing predominately small dwelling units;
• The proposal includes a high quality design, reflecting the contemporary sub-tropical building and
landscape character of Noosa Heads and responds to the topography of the site;
• The proposal has been designed to respect the scale and density of development sought by the
Noosa Plan in this location; and
• The proposal increases the density of development within close proximity to Noosa Junction and will
allow future residents to enjoy both a high level of residential amenity and convenience to urban
services and recreational activities.
A detailed assessment of the proposal against the Performance and Acceptable outcomes has been
undertaken and the proposal has been found to be compliant with all the relevant Acceptable outcomes.
Please refer to the detailed Code Assessment in Attachment 1 for further details.
Comment: Overall the proposal is considered to comply with the relevant Overall, Performance and
Acceptable outcomes in the Noosa Heads local plan code.
7.5 ZONE CODE
The site is included within the High density residential zone. An assessment of the Overall Outcomes in the
High density residential zone code is included below:
Overall Outcomes Comment
(a) High density residential neighbourhoods are Complies - The development proposes a multiple
predominantly home to permanent residents. dwelling.
(b) The character of high density residential Complies – the proposal provides high density
neighbourhoods varies due to factors such as residential accommodation at scale that is
proximity to beaches, the Noosa River, centres, consistent with Council expectations for the zone
topography, availability of views, the established and in keeping with the character and appearance
vegetated character, the age of development and of the local area.
open space provision.
(c) The distinct look and feel of existing residential Complies - The development proposes an attractive
neighbourhoods is retained, and development architectural design and landscape outcome that
makes a positive contribution to the streetscape by will ensure the proposal positively contributes to the
maintaining the predominant character of the area streetscape and provides high levels of amenity for
and providing well designed buildings and residents within, and adjoining, the development.
landscaping. The proposal fosters casual surveillance which will
maximise the safety of semi-public and public
spaces.
(d) New uses are located, designed and managed Complies - the proposal seeks a consistent
to be compatible with surrounding uses. low/medium rise development which is a similar
scale to that of other approved and constructed
multiple dwellings in the high density residential
zone.
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Material Change of Use for a Multiple Dwelling – 4 Units
31 Bottlebrush Avenue, Noosa Heads QLD 4567
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