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Noosa Council Planning Report - 26 Sallwood Ct, Pinbarren. (3)
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Rural zone code (Table 6.8.3.3 of Noosa Plan)
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response/Comments
PO12 AO12 Permanent drainage/channel protection matched existing rip rap
Development and associated site works Development and associated site works, protection which would have been hydraulically sized to the upstream
do not directly, indirectly or cumulatively including filling and excavation are catchment, slope and expected flows (i.e. D50=400mm). Inspections
cause adverse impacts external to the designed and constructed to ensure has identified a stable non-eroding environment with natural recruitment
development site by: overland flow and/or flooding is not of native sedges and grass becoming established. All works completed
worsened, impeded, or otherwise diverted have experience a beyond average wet season with several large rain
a) causing ponding of water; to adversely affect other properties.
events (>300mm in 24hrs). It is therefore anticipated and evident that
b) increasing flooding, which adversely
this change in landscape has improved the overall environmental
affects the safety or use of any land
upstream and downstream; values of the property including improvements to; drainage protection
c) adversely affecting the flow of water and capacity, erosion protection, overall water quality to the catchment.
in any overland flow path.
Scenic amenity AO15.1 There are no slopes on site >15%. Cut and fill activities was less than
Sloping sites and ridgelines To protect scenic amenity and other 1.5 metres in depth.
PO15 landscape qualities, buildings, structures
The landscape character and visual and associated accessways are not Previously most of the land was used as horse paddocks with the new
amenity quality of hill slopes and constructed on land with a slope greater
ridgelines are retained and buildings and than 25%.
owners re-landscaping, removing the Camphor Laurels dominate
structures: drainage line and improving drainage protections and improving the
AO15.2 existing dam’s capacity. It is therefore anticipated and evident that this
a) are visually responsive to the natural On sloping sites or on ridgelines at the change in landscape has improved the overall scenic amenity of the
topography of the site, sitting within uppermost edge of a hill slope: property.
the landscape rather than dominating
it; a) roof lines are generally parallel with
b) step down slopes or use suspended contours of the land;
floor construction, minimising cut and b) roofs do not exceed a pitch of 15
fill and avoiding benching of the site; degrees; and
c) allow for retention of c) buildings do not protrude above the
natural vegetation that assists in height of prevailing vegetation.
screening or visually softening
development; and AO15.3
d) incorporate materials, finishes and Cut or fill is less than 1.5 metres in depth
colours that complement the natural relative to natural ground surface.
setting and integrate with the
landscape and skyline.
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