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Planning Report
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Response
PO1 Development provides for No acceptable outcome In accordance with the
medium density dual occupancy provided Short-Term Accommodation
and multiple dwellings in a Guide, the proposed development
range of dwelling sizes and is considered a consistent use in
styles, which meet the needs of the high density residential zone.
current and future resident Overall outcome (h) of the
populations including small Medium density residential zone
households, older persons, code specifies that short-term
people on low incomes and accommodation is predominantly
people with special mobility provided through well-established
needs. resorts and holiday units.
Noosa Shire is a popular tourist
destination and the proposed use
is considered to provide a diverse
short-term accommodation option
within an established area. In
accordance with Overall Outcome
(b) of the Medium density
residential zone code, the
character of medium density
residential neighbourhoods varies
due to factors such as proximity
to beaches, the Noosa River,
recreation spaces, centres,
topography, availability of views,
the established vegetated
character, the presence of visitor
accommodation and the age of
development. As outlined in
section 2.2 of this report, the site
is within close proximity to a
range of urban services, beaches,
centres and recreational
opportunities. As such, the
character of the neighbourhood
should allow such uses as what is
being proposed to accommodate
and promote tourism in the
region.
Properties on the western side of
Angler Street comprise a mix of
dwelling houses, units and
duplexes. The proposed
development presents as low
density residential development
and is two storeys / 8.0 metres in
height for the most part, with the
exception of a small portion of the
basement, which was approved to
be 3 storeys (refer Condition 4 of
MCU20/0143). This is a minor
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