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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions
Active building fronts
Including amendments 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
O32 Uses on the ground floor are predominantly No solution provided.
Business Uses or Community Uses accessible to
the general public, including but not limited to
shops, restaurants, cafes, medical centres, banks,
post office, accountants or real estate agencies;
AND
O33 A mix of uses including outdoor sitting and
eating areas are incorporated in the design to
encourage community interaction.
4.17 Built form
Streetscape & character
O34 Buildings and other structures present a high S34.1 Buildings—
quality streetscape with building elements and a) are 1 storey or if more than 1 storey,
forms that— have floor levels expressed in the front
a) are consistent with the bulk and scale of elevation through balconies, awnings,
buildings on adjoining and nearby land; parapet walls or other design
b) contribute to the historical village context; elements;
c) create pedestrian scale and visual interest; b) for the front elevation—
d) integrate signage with the building design; i have the main public entrance
and visually emphasised in the
e) integrate landscaping into the building design centre of the façade for that
and car parking areas; floor;
ii provide a minimum of 50%
AND transparent glazing to
shopfronts; and;
iii provide verandahs or awnings to
provide weather protection to
pedestrians.
AND
S34.2 For the Village Mix Zone Plot ratio
does not exceed 1.0:1
O35 For Kin Kin village—the Queensland S35.1 In Kin Kin village, buildings—
vernacular built form is retained and enhanced; a) have a floor plan predominantly
comprising square or rectangular
OR shapes;
b) have a front elevation parallel to the
front boundary;
c) for the front elevation, have recessed
or framed windows and doorways;
and
d) have sunhoods to windows and other
openings;
O36 For Boreen Point village— the relaxed S36.1 In Boreen Point village, buildings—
lakeside character is retained and enhanced by a) are small scale, with separate small
ensuring the scale, bulk and siting of buildings and identifiable buildings rather than a
structures— single large building;
a) do not detract from the visual amenity of the b) for the front elevation, have recessed
streetscape and surrounding village; and or framed windows and doorways;
b) provide for the retention of existing canopy c) are in extensively landscaped
trees and other natural features on site; settings; and
d) if having frontage to Laguna Street—
AND are accessed from Laguna Street
only.
O37 The open streetscape and lack of formal S37.1 No solution provided
boundaries between public and private lands is
retained and enhanced.
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