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Town Planning Cover Letter
A review of the relevant Planning Scheme codes has been undertaken which confirms the
proposed development complies with all of the Acceptable and Performance Outcomes of the
applicable codes, with the exception of the below.
HIGH DENSITY RESIDENTIAL ZONE CODE
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Response
PO1 No acceptable outcome In accordance with the
Development provides for provided Short-Term Accommodation
higher density multiple Guide, the proposed
dwellings in a range of development is considered a
dwelling sizes and styles, consistent use in the high
which meet the needs of density residential zone.
current and future resident Overall outcome (j) of the
populations including small High density residential zone
households, older persons, code specifies that
people on low incomes and Short-term accommodation
people with special mobility is predominantly provided
needs. through well-established
resorts and holiday units.
Noosa Shire is a popular
tourist destination and the
proposed use is considered
to provide a diverse option
within an established area. A
Management Plan can be
prepared to ensure that the
amenity of surrounding
development is not
compromised.
PO3 AO3.1 A Management Plan can be
Land uses including Land uses do not typically prepared to ensure that the
short-term accommodation rely on people other than amenity of surrounding
are limited to those which residents of the site to be development is not
are compatible with high present on the site between compromised that aligns
density living in urban the hours of 7:00pm and with the standard
neighbourhoods and do not 7:00am. requirements of urban areas.
cause unreasonable loss of
amenity, having regard to: AO3.4 Waste collection will occur as
1. the privacy of residents Waste storage areas are per existing arrangements.
on the subject property screened and located to the Waste bins are stored on the
or adjoining properties; rear or side of a building and driveway and is screened by
2. any likely increase in are not located along any an existing fence. Refer
noise to adjoining frontage to a public street or Proposal Plans.
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