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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 Acceptable solutions (if self-
The Noosa Plan
assessableaccepted development subject to
requirements)
Probable solutions (if code assessablecode
assessment)
Gross floor area - Noosa Heads Locality,
Detached House Zone, 6-14 Park Road
Noosa Heads
O13 The gross floor area and bulk and scale S13.1 If on premises at 6-14 Park Road Noosa
of buildings and other roofed structures-– Heads, the maximum gross floor area does not
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a) has a low site impact to maximise the exceed 150m .
opportunity to retain natural site
characteristics such as native vegetation
and natural landforms; and
b) maintains the safety of people and
property from the risk of landslide and
bushfire.
Materials and finishes–Eastern Beaches
O14 Where development does not comply with S14.1 No solution provided (no requirement for
the built form acceptable solutions S1.1, S1.2, self-assessableaccepted development
S1.3, S6.1 S8.1, S8.2 or S8.3— development).
a) buildings and other structures use materials
and finishes that complement the Editor’s note:
beachside character and integrate with the The following is a useful guide for ensuring that
surrounding natural landscape and skyline buildings blend with the natural surrounds:
vegetation; and
External building materials that are lightweight and
b) views of building or structures from the comprise predominantly timber or board, stainless
beach are framed or filtered through steel, glass, and corrugated iron will generally be
vegetation (see Figure 14.6). more in keeping with the beach/riverside character
than concrete rendered block.
Figure Error! No text of specified style in Use external colours and roof finishes which are non-
document.-6—Filtered views of buildings reflective and which do not cause glare. Shades that
from the beach match the colours and tones of surrounding
vegetation will ensure the buildings are less visually
prominent from the beach or the water.
Appropriate colours will depend on the existing native
vegetation and backdrop, but may include muted
earth/environmental tones that blend with the natural
environment, such as–
•green;
•olive green;
•blue green;
•grey green;
•green blue;
•indigo;
•brown;
•blue grey; and
•green yellow.
Advisory note
The following is a useful guide for ensuring
that buildings blend with the natural
surrounds:
External building materials that are
lightweight and comprise predominantly
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Detached House Code
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