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Appendix E - Noosa Plan 2020 Assessment
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
Development reduces Development incorporates water The development involves 40%
stormwater run-off by minimising sensitive urban design measures landscaping on site to aid in
impervious areas and to manage stormwater. reducing stormwater run-off,
maximising site vegetation to including areas surrounding the
absorb water on site. AO3.2 driveway.
Development incorporates porous
pavements on low trafficked areas
such as footpaths and car parks.
Note: Porous pavements are not
considered landscaping and do not form
part of the minimum landscape
requirements.
PO4 No acceptable outcome provided PO4 Complies
Development limits changes and
The proposed development
disturbances to the site
maintains the existing
topography to preserve existing
topography of the site and
drainage channels as much as
preserves existing drainage
possible.
channels as much as possible.
Landscaping
PO5 No acceptable outcome provided. PO5 Complies
Development minimises hard The development minimises
surface areas that reflect or hard surface areas that reflect or
store heat and maximises store heat through ensuring that
vegetation and soft landscaping. private outdoor areas are
shaded, the pool is
accompanied by a small useful
terrace and the path to the pool
is stepped to reduce hard
surface areas.
The development also includes
40% landscaping.
PO6 No acceptable outcome provided. PO6 Complies
Vegetation is incorporated into The development includes soft
the building design to create landscaping at the front, side
shade and cooling around and rear of the townhouses
buildings. including a planted courtyard,
planter boxes and shrubs to aid
in shade and cooling.
Design
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