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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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Including amendments to 3 July 2017
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions
The Noosa Plan
between buildings and street alignments
unless screened from public view;
AND
S29.3 Front setbacks are landscaped with
canopy trees;
AND
S29.4 Building services such as air
conditioners, ducting and the like are screened
from view of public spaces. Where these are
located on rooftops, the roof form is the
screen.
O30 Dwelling units relate to communal spaces and S30.1 Entry porches and verandahs provide
landscaping with a human scale through building transitional spaces between indoor and
layout and design, to create a supportive outdoor areas;
environment for older or disabled people and AND
enable residents to identify with and find their way S30.2 External façades of the building(s) are
around the development. articulated to express the differing internal
functions and reinforce the residential scale
of buildings.
Dwelling Size
O31 Dwelling units for independent living are of a S31.1 With the exception of group housing
small size to accommodate the needs of the permanently accommodating more than 2
residents only. residents, dwelling units have no more than
2 bedrooms and a gross floor area of no
2
more than 150m .
Residential Amenity
O32 Building facades engage with adjoining S32.1 Building facades which face public
public streets, internal streets and communal streets incorporate openings in the form of
spaces through opportunities for casual surveillance windows and doors;
and interaction between public and private space, AND
high quality design and a pleasant pedestrian
S32.2 The windows of living areas face the
environment.
internal road or communal outdoor
recreational spaces;
AND
O33 The development is designed to minimise S33.1 Communal recreational facilities such
potential conflicts with surrounding uses and as swimming pools, tennis courts, bowling
provide privacy for the residents. greens or play equipment are located at
least 15m from bedrooms of adjoining
dwellings, or 60m where the recreational
use involves lighting.
O34 Noise generated by the development does not S34.1 Potential noise generators, including
air conditioners, service yards, and vehicle
unduly compromise the amenity of neighbours.
parking and driveways are not located within
3 metres of site boundaries that adjoin land
in a residential zone, unless appropriate
noise emission standards are satisfied at
site boundaries
O35 Privacy of both residents and neighbours is S35.1 Screen fencing and planting is used
valued and optimised, particularly where private to buffer communal areas from private
rooms or spaces are close to or adjoin common areas.
recreation areas, commercial or community
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