Amended Planning Report

4.3 DETACHED HOUSE CODE
Compliance with acceptable outcomes:


                          column 1                      column 2             Column 3
                Specific Outcomes                      Acceptable            Comment
                                                     solutions (if
                                                       accepted
                                                     development
                                                      subject to
                                                    requirements)
                                                  Probable solutions (if
                                                   code assessment)
 14.54    Siting & Effects of Development
 Setbacks                                                                    Complies with
 O1 Buildings and other                 S1.1 The minimum setback of the      Acceptable
 structures are appropriately           Detached house or dwelling unit and outcome
 designed and sited to—                 associated buildings and structures
 a)    provide amenity for users of the from boundaries is not less than the
       premises                         minimum specified in Schedule 1.
 b)    preserve the visual and acoustic
       privacy of adjoining and nearby
       land uses as well as reasonable Alternative provision to QDC
       access to views and sunlight;
 c)    preserve       any      existing
       vegetation that will buffer the
       proposed building or structure
       from adjoining uses;
 d)    allow for landscaping to
       be provided between
       buildings;
 e)    maintain the visual continuity
       and pattern of buildings and
       landscape elements within the
       street;
 f)    for class 10a buildings, do
       not visually dominate the
       street;
 g)    avoid any significant adverse
       impacts on the natural values
       of    waterways      and their
       foreshores, including those of
       the Noosa River and its lakes;
       and
 h)    do not interrupt the natural
       cycles of erosion and
       accretion of waterways and
       foreshore areas.




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