Amended Planning Report

Gross floor area - Noosa Heads          S13.1 If on premises at 6-14 Park Road Not Applicable
Locality, Detached House Zone,          Noosa Heads, the maximum gross floor
6-14 Park Road Noosa Heads              area does not exceed 150m2.
O13 The gross floor area and bulk
and scale of buildings and other
roofed structures-–
a)     has a low site impact to
       maximise the opportunity to
       retain natural site
       characteristics such as native
       vegetation and natural
       landforms; and
maintains the safety of
people and property from the
risk of landslide and bushfire.
Materials and finishes–Eastern                                                       Not applicable
Beaches O14 Where development            S14.1 No solution provided (no
does not comply with the built form      requirement for accepted development
acceptable solutions S1.1—               development).
a) buildings and other structures
     use materials and finishes that     Editor’s note:
     complement the beachside            The following is a useful guide for
     character and integrate with the    ensuring that buildings blend with
     surrounding natural landscape       the natural surrounds:
     and skyline vegetation; and         External building materials that are
b) views of building or                  lightweight and comprise
     structures from the beach           predominantly timber or board,
     are framed or filtered              stainless steel, glass, and corrugated
     through vegetation (see             iron will generally be more in keeping
     Figure 14.6).                       with the beach/riverside character than
                                         concrete rendered block.

Figure 14-6—Filtered views of            Use external colours and roof finishes
buildings from the beach                 which are non- reflective and which do
                                         not cause glare. Shades that 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.




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