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Covering Letter
Overlay Comments
Natural Hazard (Landslide Hazard Area)
The site is identified on the Natural Hazard:
landslide and Flooding Overlay as part of a
Landslide Hazard Area.
As the relevant assessment table identifies a
detached house as exempt, no further
assessment is required.
Natural Hazard (Medium Bushfire Hazard Area)
The site identified on the Natural Hazard:
Bushfire & Acid Sulfate Soils Overlay as part of
a medium bushfire hazard area.
As the relevant assessment table identifies a
detached house as exempt, no further
assessment is required.
Natural Resources Overlay (Coastal Protection Area)
The site is identified on the Natural Resources
Overlay as part of the Coastal Protection
Area.
Based on the relevant table of assessment, a
detached house is assessable against the
Natural Resources Overlay Code and a
summary of this assessment is set out in the
section below.
4.3.5 Code Assessment
4.3.5.1 Detached House Code
The Detached House Code is the principle assessment code for the proposal.
Overall it is considered that the proposal generally complies with the relevant
requirements of the code for the following reasons:
the proposed dwelling is 2 storeys and no more than 8m high;
the proposed setbacks comply with the preferred minimum setbacks
in the code and the Queensland Development Code except for the
front and rear sections of the garage and small sections of the roof
above the living area. These areas of non-compliance are discussed
in more detail in below;
December 2013 Proposed Material Change of Use for a Detached House Page 8
56 Seaview Terrace, Sunshine Beach
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