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Notice of Appeal (sealed) 31Jan2023
Attached to the e-mail Pace Planning Pty Ltd v Noosa Shire Regional Council (PEC 14 of 2023).
d. the recommendations contained in the Ecological Assessment Report dated 8 July 2022, which was submitted with the Application. Design 15. The development complies, or can be conditioned to comply, with the PO14 of the Planning Scheme’s Medium Density Residential Zone Code. 16. In the event of any non-compliance (which is not admitted), the Court ought to exercise its discretion to approve the development taking into account the following: a. the development will present an attractive frontage to Church Street and will be landscaped including revegetation of the waterway along the southern boundary; b. the view of the development from the street and from the south is largely screened by existing and proposed vegetation; and c. the development’s design is sympathetic to the surrounding development and positively contributes to the locality by advancing the Planning Scheme’s intention for the Land to be used for medium density residential development. Character 17. The development complies or can be conditioned to comply with PO7 of the Planning Scheme’s Hinterland Villages Local Plan Code. 18. In the event of any non-compliance (which is not admitted), the Court ought to exercise its discretion to approve the development taking into account the following: a. the buildings, structures and landscaping proposed by the Application are sympathetic to the existing character of the area having regard to Planning Scheme’s intention for the Land to be used for Medium Density Residential development; and b. the development will be partially screened by both existing vegetation fronting Church Street and the proposed rehabilitation of the Riparian Buffer Area. Resolution of the Appeal 19. The proposed development complies, or can be conditioned to comply, with the relevant assessment benchmarks. 20. To the extent of any non-compliance (which is not admitted), the Application should be approved because the development: a. is consistent with the Planning Scheme intentions for the land and is in substantial compliance with the relevant assessment benchmarks;
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