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Strategic Outcomes Assessment of Proposal
ease of access to public and active transport earners, and persons with limited mobility including
networks. the elderly.
All proposed units have a GFA of less than 100m2
which are defined as ‘small dwellings’ under the
Noosa Plan 2020. The development, and product
mix assists in providing housing diversity, choice
and affordability, within a key area of the Noosa
Shire, with convenient access to high frequency
public transport and active transport infrastructure.
o) Development of the built environment and Complies.
infrastructure is undertaken in a distinctive
The dwellings are designed to contribute towards
'Noosa style'. This is largely contributed by
the distinctive ‘Noosa-style’ of the region, providing
skilled designers aware of the emerging styles,
a low-key village feel. The built form is suitably
as well as approaches extolled by the Noosa
integrated into its surrounding natural landscape
Design Principles.
through the retention of existing natural vegetation
at the rear of the site (providing a vegetated back-
drop) and the inclusion of complementary
landscaping along the streetscape and between
buildings. The development includes a varied
material palette in terms of texture, form and
finishes with a natural colour scheme.
Strategic Outcome 3.3.3 Housing Choice
c) Residential development only occurs where it Complies.
will not prevent or inhibit the conduct of existing
The development represents a consistent land use
land uses that are legitimately located or
within the High density residential precinct of the
planned for in that location
Major centre zone. The site is suitably located,
designed and sited to ensure that existing land
uses can continue in their current form.
e) A wide range of housing is spread throughout Complies.
the existing urban areas of Noosa Shire and
The proposed development contributes to the
responds to housing needs associated with
housing mix in Noosa by provided an array of
factors such as changing demographics,
‘small dwellings’, that will appeal to a range of
changing composition of households, and
occupants with different household compositions
lifestyle choices
and lifestyles, at a lower price point than that
provided in the reminder of Noosa by virtue of
providing smaller sized units. compared to the
remainder of Noosa.
f) Additional smaller dwellings on traditional house Complies.
sites and small dwelling units in centres are
All units proposed in the development are ‘small
provided so that the housing mix and choice
dwellings’ as they have a GFA less than 100m2.
better reflect community needs.
The development will provide an outcome which
contributes towards the housing mix and choice in
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RPT-PROPOSED LOTS 17 - 19, 28 EENIE CREEK RD, NOOSAVILLE_FINAL LOCAL PLANNING FRAMEWORK 33
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