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Planning Report
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6 STATUTORY ASSESSMENT – LOCAL GOVERNMENT
6.1 Code Assessment
The proposed development triggers code assessment as determined in accordance with Part 5 Tables
of Assessment from the Noosa Plan 2020 as the development is for reconfiguring a lot.
In general this application complies with the acceptable outcomes from the applicable planning scheme
codes. Commentary for a performance outcome satisfied by an alternative means is provided below.
6.1.1 Rural Residential Zone Code
No performance outcome from this code requires satisfaction by alternative means. The proposed
development satisfies the purpose and overall outcomes of the code and is consistent with the intended
use of the zone which will enable low density, semi-rural in nature residential uses and activities on
large lots.
6.1.2 Reconfiguring a Lot Code
Table 9.5.1.3 Criteria for assessable development
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comment
PO5 AO5.2 Performance Solution
New lots have areas and In general, lots have a The proposed subdivision
dimensions that: predominantly regular, layout results in irregular
(a) are consistent with the rectangular shape. shaped lots. Despite this, it is
purpose and overall considered that the
outcomes of the applicable Editor's note- development satisfies the
topographical constraints or
zone or zones; corresponding performance
environmental values may call for
(b) are consistent with the size irregular property boundaries. outcome. Specifically, the
and character of proposed lots are of a
surrounding lots; consistent size and character of
(c) can accommodate land surrounding lots, are larger than
uses that are consistent the prescribed 1.5ha minimum
with the purpose and lot size for the rural residential
overall outcomes of the zone, still enable activities
applicable zone; consistent with the purpose and
(d) allow for siting and overall outcomes of the rural
construction of buildings, residential zone, and both lots
structures, access ways are capable of accommodating
and car parking while:- dwelling houses with the
(i) retaining ecologically development proposing to
important areas and retain the existing dwelling and
ecological linkages; outbuildings on Lot 1 and Lot 2
(ii) minimising risk of soil has a proposed 2736m2
erosion, landslide, building envelope to
flooding and bushfire; accommodate a future dwelling.
(iii) minimising earthworks It is important to acknowledge
or retaining walls that the lot boundaries have
associated with been specifically located to
construction on sloping avoid traversing ecologically
sites; important areas and to align
with the existing driveway.
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