Attachment F - Town Planning Submission · MCU22/0135

     a)   are visually responsive to the natural    AO15.2                                                  Complies
          topography of the site, sitting within    On sloping sites or on ridgelines at the uppermost      The proposed dwellings do not protrude above
          the landscape rather than dominating      edge of a hill slope:                                   existing vegetation, do not exceed a pitch of 15
          it;                                                                                               degrees and are general parallel with the
     b)   step down slopes or use suspended              a)    roof lines are generally parallel with       contours of the land.
          floor construction, minimising cut and               contours of the land;
          fill and avoiding benching of the site;        b)    roofs do not exceed a pitch of 15
     c)   allow for retention of                               degrees; and
          natural vegetation that assists in             c)    buildings do not protrude above the
          screening or visually softening                      height of prevailing vegetation.
          development; and
     d)   incorporate materials, finishes and       Editor's note- refer to Figure 6.9.1A and Figure
          colours that complement the natural       6.9.1B. and Figure AP3-3B.
          setting and integrate with the            AO15.3                                                  Complies
          landscape and skyline.                    Cut or fill is less than 1.5 metres in depth relative   Proposed cut will have a height of 1400mm.
                                                    to natural ground surface.

                                                    Editor’s Note— On visually prominent hill slopes
                                                    or ridgelines residential buildings should be
                                                    predominantly finished in colours and materials
                                                    that blend well with the colours and hues of the
                                                    surrounding vegetation and landscape without
                                                    causing glare or reflection. Broad expanses of a
                                                    single colour are less desirable and where
                                                    possible should be broken up by other colours or
                                                    design elements. Shades in the violet, blue, green
                                                    and yellow-green side of the spectrum, as well as
                                                    greys or browns, should be appropriate with
                                                    whites or bright colours restricted to trimmings.
                                                    For agricultural buildings, colours and textures
                                                    that blend with the natural setting are preferred
                                                    however if not practical, buildings should at least
                                                    be well maintained and/or visually screened.
Noosa Trail Network Table 6.8.3.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Noosa Trail Network
PO16                                                AO16.1                                                  Not Applicable
A comprehensive network of bridle trails and        Development includes linkages to or between
pedestrian and bicycle linkages is established,     existing or future components of the Noosa Trail
enhanced and protected incorporating road           Network, as indicated on the Strategic
reserves, State forests, Council owned land and     Framework Infrastructure Map
private lands consistent with the lifestyle and     AO16.2
outdoor recreation needs of Noosa Shire’s           Development does not have an adverse impact
residents and visitors.                             on the access functions of the Noosa Trail
                                                    Network.