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Attachment 3 - Noosa Plan Code Assessment
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Log in to see the plans as drawn(f) has a form and architectural area that is set at an intermediate
scale that does not level between the footpath and the
dominate the streetscape or main ground floor that is suitable
the surrounding properties; for outdoor trading, dining, seating
or display of goods. An example is
(g) does not detract from the
shown in Figure 6.3.4.5
visual amenity of adjoining
properties such as the
AO14.5 AO14.5 Not Applicable
impact on views, access to
sunlight or overlooking; Development on corner sites The proposal is not located
address both streets by including on a corner site.
(h) takes the form of small
openings, balconies and
separate buildings, rather
architectural features to both
than large single bulky
frontages. Figure AP3-7A shows
development;
corner treatment for buildings
(i) sits within a landscaped requiring active street frontages
setting; and such as Hastings Street, Thomas
Street and Gympie Terrace.
(j) visually screens site utilities
or integrates them with the AO14.6 AO14.6 Complies
design of the development.
Development consists of small The proposal maintains the
separate buildings rather than existing overall built form of
large bulky buildings with no more the existing building.
than six units attached in one
plane.
AO14.7 AO14.7 Complies
Buildings incorporate both vertical The proposal maintains the
and horizontal articulation such existing overall built form of
that no unbroken elevation is the existing building.
longer than 15 metres without a
change in plane of at least 750
millimetres.
AO14.8 AO14.8 Complies
Subtle changes in colours, The addition of the
textures and materials are used to landscaping at the
break up the building facades and buildings ground floor
complement the natural façade provides natural
environment. textures and materials
which complement the
surrounding natural
environment.
AO14.9 AO14.9 Complies
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