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Development Application part 2 Report and Plans MCU13/0052
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lots at the western end of to Lake Cootharaba and beyond
Laguna Street; from roads and public open
spaces.
Additionally the subject site is not
located on the Heritage Overlay as
being located within proximity to
any heritage sites or character
areas. The proposed facility will
not adversely impact upon the
visual amenity or sense of arrival
in the Soreen Point village as it
has been located over 2 km from
Louis Sazzo Drive and Laguna
Street identified as key areas of
09b.
The proposed facility has been
appropriately located to minimise
visual and amenity impacts to
residential dwellings, Soreen Point
Village and scenic vistas within the
wider area by:
. The corridor of mature
vegetation which separates
the facility from the edge of
the lake in conjunction with
the 900 m setback will
mitigate potential visual
impacts from recreational
users of Lake Cootharaba.
.
Although the
facility has
been sited adjacent to Lake
Flat Road (not identified as a
Major Road Network on the
Noosa Plan Strategy Map) a
sense of arrival into the
Soreen Point village will be
maintained as the facility will
only become intermittently
visible at a few minor
clearings in the vegetation
aligning the road. These
views are not anticipated to
be visually obtrusive as Lake
Flat Road is travelled by
motor vehicles only at a
constant speed and does not
provide any opportunities for
vehicles to become
stationary.
. At 40 m in height, the
majority of the proposed
facility will be screened from
view by this vegetation, of
which the tallest tree is 25 m.
. Visual impacts will be further
mitigated by the slimline
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