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which are also included in the
Detached Housing Zone
The proposal is consistent with the
established character of the area
The proposal includes the removal
of the existing driveway to
Pandanus Street and replanting of
the wide verge area
The proposal provides for an
improvement to sewerage
infrastructure conditions by
removing the existing sewer line
which runs under the existing
building
The proposal otherwise complies
with all other specific outcomes for
the Noosa Heads Locality and the
Detached Housing Zone
The proposal does not offend the
intent of The Noosa Plan
9.14 Built form
Streetscape & character
O28 Buildings and structures— S28.1 The main entrance of the Complies
a) are at a scale and nature building faces and is recognisable from The proposed entrance to Unit 1 is
complementary and respectful to their the street; recognizable from Pandanus Street. The
surroundings; entrance to Unit 2 which faces Kareela
b) maintain the visual amenity of AND Avenue is also recognizable from the
adjoining and surrounding development; street frontage. Please refer to
c) are designed to address the street Architectural Plans prepared by Teeland
and contribute positively to the Architects included in Attachment B.
streetscape character;
d) are not visually dominated by
garages or carports;
e) orientate front doors, feature
windows and roof treatment towards
the street;
AND
O29 Buildings and other structures S29.1 For buildings and other Complies
provide for visual interest and amenity structures– No wall plane exceeds 15m in length.
by:- a) the maximum wall length is 15m; and External walls are articulated and use a
a) staggering or separating continuous b) each external wall plane incorporates variety of building materials to create
walls into smaller sections to vary the at least one design element to add visual interest. Please refer to
elevation; visual interest and amenity such as Architectural Plans included in
and windows, pergolas, sun shading devices, Attachment B prepared by Teeland
b) providing well articulated building balconies or a change of building Architects.
forms with strong vertical design material (Refer to Figure 9.1 which
features. illustrates how a combination of design Each external wall plane incorporates at
features such as varying materials, least one design element to add visual
AND finishes, horizontal and vertical interest.
articulation, break up building bulk and
create interest and shadow lines.
Awnings create interest and the roof
profile aims to reduce building bulk by
sloping to perimeter gutters).
Figure 9.1—Use of design features
to break up building bulk
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