Original source · versioned page text
MCU25.0067- Response to Information Request
Overall Outcome Compliance
High Density Residential Zone Code
(a) High density residential neighbourhoods are The proposed Rooming accommodation provides
predominantly home to permanent residents. permanent residential housing, not short-term or
transient use. It accommodates long-term residents
under comparable arrangements to traditional
rentals. Rooming accommodation is recognised as
one of the most affordable permanent dwelling
types, directly addressing the acute shortage of
affordable housing options for key workers and
lower-income households. The proposal therefore
aligns with the intent of the High Density Residential
Zone to provide permanent accommodation that
supports the social and economic diversity of the
community.
(b) The character of high density residential The development responds sensitively to the natural
neighbourhoods varies due to factors such as topography of the site through the inclusion of a
proximity to beaches, the Noosa River, centres, partial sub-terranean level outcome, reducing visual
topography, availability of views, the established bulk and maintaining the established landscape
vegetated character, the age of development character and view corridors. This approach ensures
and open space provision. the building integrates naturally into its setting,
consistent with the intended character of the zone.
(c) The distinct look and feel of existing residential While the existing streetscape retains a number of
neighbourhoods is retained, and development detached dwellings, this built form is not reflective of
makes a positive contribution to the streetscape the intended or emerging character of the High
by maintaining the predominant character of the Density Residential Zone. The proposed
area and providing well designed buildings and development demonstrates the next phase of built
landscaping. form evolution, delivering a more efficient and
appropriate use of the land consistent with the
planning intent for increased density near the centre
zone. The design achieves the same architectural and
streetscape outcomes as a multiple dwelling,
including one approved on the site, incorporating
compliant site cover, generous and well-articulated
setbacks, and a refined material palette of off-form
concrete, vertical timber battens and natural tones.
Integrated soft landscaping and native vegetation
further enhance the streetscape interface, ensuring
a sympathetic and high-quality built form that
contributes positively to the emerging urban
character.
(d) New uses are located, designed and managed to The proposal represents a permanent residential
be compatible with surrounding uses. use consistent with the residential intent of the zone.
The building’s scale, height, and presentation ensure
full compatibility with the evolving residential
context of Bottlebrush Avenue. The development
strengthens the area’s transition toward the higher-
density outcomes anticipated by the planning
scheme.
(e) The intrusion of incompatible uses, or uses The proposal is not an incompatible use within the
which are more appropriately accommodated in High Density Residential Zone. On the contrary, it
other zones is avoided to protect land for higher provides a built form and density equivalent to
density attached housing. multiple dwellings while delivering a more affordable
and socially responsive housing outcome, directly
supporting the zone’s purpose to accommodate a
diversity of permanent residents.
PO Box 7657 East Brisbane Q 4169 | [email protected] | tpalliance.com.au
See the original
The page text is free to read. Viewing or downloading an original file needs an account.
Log in to see the originalLog in to download the original (MCU25.0067- Response to Information Request.pdf)
Searchable page text hides email addresses. Original files are unchanged and may show email addresses.