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211118 - 11-19 Hastings Street, Noosa TP Report · MCU21/0201
design elements to add visual incorporates visual interest design
1. incorporates a high standard interest and amenity (such as elements such as balconies
of architectural and windows, sun shading devices, addressing Hastings Street and
landscaping design and balconies, varying railing varied use of appropriate building
creates attractive and treatments or a change of building materials and finishes.
functional buildings, streets material).
and places.
2. addresses and enhances the Editor's note— refer to figure
streetscape by incorporating 6.3.2.4 and figure 6.3.2.5
articulation and individual
design elements that add AO14.2 AO14.2 Complies
visual interest to the Development on site has the main The proposal at hand retains the
development; pedestrian entrance easily existing pedestrian entrances.
3. provides non-discriminatory recognisable from the street.
access where floor levels are
raised to meet flood immunity; AO14.3 AO14.3 Not Applicable
4. enables direct visual Where fronting Gympie Terrace or The proposal is located on
connection between the street, Thomas Street spaces between Hastings Street and does not front
footpath and interior of the the building and the road reserve Gympie Terrace or Thomas
building where located on is not used for car parking or Street.
Hastings Street, Gympie vehicular manoeuvring.
Terrace or Thomas Street;
5. makes the most of corner sites AO14.4 AO14.4 Not Applicable
by addressing both frontages; Where floor levels are raised to Ground level is already
6. has a form and architectural accommodate flooding or development, the proposal
scale that does not dominate projected sea level rise the involves additional 2nd and 3rd
the streetscape or the building design must be designed storeys.
surrounding properties; to engage with the footpath by
7. does not detract from the having an external terrace within
visual amenity of adjoining the front setback area that is set
properties such as the impact at an intermediate level between
on views, access to sunlight or the footpath and the main ground
overlooking; floor that is suitable for outdoor
8. takes the form of small trading, dining, seating or display
separate buildings, rather than of goods. An example is shown in
large single bulky Figure 6.3.4.5
development;
9. sits within a landscaped AO14.5 AO14.5 Not Applicable
setting; and Development on corner sites The proposal at hand is not
10. visually screens site utilities or address both streets by including situated on the corner.
integrates them with the openings, balconies and
design of the development. architectural features to both
frontages. Figure AP3-7A shows
corner treatment for buildings
requiring active street frontages
such as Hastings Street, Thomas
Street and Gympie Terrace.
AO14.6 AO14.6
Development consists of small The proposal at hand retains the
separate buildings rather than existing buildings width and no
large bulky buildings with no more further buildings are proposed.
than six units attached in one
plane.
AO14.7 AO14.7
Buildings incorporate both vertical The proposal at hand involves
and horizontal articulation such appropriate articulation.
that no unbroken elevation is
longer than 15 metres without a
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Material Change of Use (Development Permit)
Short Term Accommodation – 9-11 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads
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