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planning report park cres · MCU20/0073
4.0 Planning assessment 4.1 Technical Compliance The proposed cabins meet the relevant key technical provisions of the High Density Residential and Multiple Dwellings Codes, as described below, with further discussion provided against the relevant Performance Solution thereafter. Criteria The Noosa Plan 2020 Proposal Compliance Site Details 13 & 15 Park Cres, Sunshine Beach – 1,125m2 Height 12m and 3 storeys 11.7m and 3 storeys Y Basement Basements are limited to one access a Two access openings 4m wide PO maximum of 6m wide and do not encroach into building setbacks Site Cover 40% (450m2) 39% (439m2) Y GFA 0.65:1 (731m ) 2 0.63:1 (717m2) Y Private Open Ground Level (25m2) >25m2 Y Space Above Ground (9m2) >9m2 Y Setbacks Frontage - 1st and 2nd storey (6m) 5.7m PO - 3rd storey (10m) 8.7m PO Side - west (1.5m – 3m) 1.5m – 3m Y Landscaping Front 6m landscaping with pools and Pools setback 2m Y visitor carparking setback 2m 40% landscaping with 60% of this to be soft landscaping 40% (450m2) Y Carparking 9 spaces 10 spaces Y Earthworks Cut or fill less than 1.5m Max 1.5m cut for basement Y Waste Storage Screened waste areas and located for Bin storage along the southern Park Y transport to kerb with grade of <1:15 Cres frontage and within an enclosed area. Roof Form No rooftop terraces and parapets do No rooftop terraces or parapets Y not exceed 50% of the front facade Fencing Setback an avg of 1m and articulated No fencing proposed. Rather fencing Can be by stepping the design. details to be provided as part of the conditioned subsequent OpWorks Landscaping to comply. design. 4.2 Building Design The building design on the corner site addresses both street frontages by maintaining a large landscaped setback and separate vehicle access points along Park Cres, with concealed parking. The architecturally designed building provides visual interest to the street and surrounding area using a mix of lightweight and textured external finishes, with transparent balustrades. The form and scale does not dominate the streetscape or the surrounding properties, and does not detract from the visual amenity of adjoining properties through the impact on views, access to sunlight or overlooking. The proposed design contributes positively to the surrounding area which addresses and enhances the streetscape, consistent with the relevant Acceptable and Performance Outcomes of the Coastal Communities Locality Plan. Page 7 of 10
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