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2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)
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xiii the newer character of Boreen Point is retained and enhanced consistent with
typical “Queenslander” style homes relocated from surrounding areas to the
village;
Including amendments 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
xiv designs and lightweight construction that respond to the climate, setting and
character are utilised;
vixv detached housing areas have high levels of amenity consistent with Boreen
Point’s lakeside holiday village character, including traditional street layouts,
buildings that reflect the holiday home/beach house character, and
development set within existing trees;
xvi limited residential expansion in the western parts of the existing village is
envisaged, subject to appropriate management of effluent disposal;
xvii opportunities exist for business expansion focused on services to residents of
the locality and some low impact tourist based accommodation and other
services;
viixviii uses, buildings and works closely relate to their natural or lakeside setting and
village context and are compatible with the scale and character of existing uses
and works;
viiixix the sense of immediate arrival in the village from the western road along Louis
Bazzo Drive via an uphill ‘S’ bend is along comparatively uninhabited rural
surrounds andaccess is retained including retention of vegetation is retained to
buffer development at the western end of Laguna Street; and
xx formed kerb and channel, street tree plantings and overhead power lines, signal
arrival to the urban area of Boreen Point Village; and
ixxxi development at Boreen Point is located, designed and operated to ensure there
are no adverse environmental impacts as a result of on-site sewage disposal,
including on the water quality of Lake Cootharaba;
t)ee) For the Detached Housing Zone—single detached housing prevails which
maintains—
i a low impact, low density development form;
ii a high level of residential amenity;
iii building styles befitting the character of the locality and which respond to, and
are integrated with, site characteristics including slope and vegetation; and
iv landscaped settings consistent with the character of the locality; retaining
existing trees.
u)ff) For the Village Mix Zone—
i a range of Business Uses and Community Uses form the focal points for the
rural villages of Kin Kin and Boreen Point and cater for the immediate needs of
residents and visitors;
ii uses, buildings and other works are of a scale and form consistent with the rural
setting and village context within which they are located and contribute
positively to the streetscape character; and
iii a limited amount of residential development, particularly residences associated
with Business Uses is appropriate;
v)gg) For the Community Services Zone—land for community purposes—
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