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132008.169.1 Notice of Submission Howen Pty Ltd
Submission: Application Reference 2008/169 - MCU for Dwelling House - 71 Seaview Terrace, Sunshine Beach 10/02/11 c) d) enjoyment of Lot 5. The scale and intensity of development in this location has the greatest impact on Howen’s use and The proposed development has a major impact on views from indoor and outdoor areas at both upper and lower levels of the house on Lot 5. In part, this is due to the particular positioning of the proposed buildings on Lot 1, but it is also due to the very steep slopes over which Lot 5 currently enjoys views. To assist the Council in understanding the extent of this impact a series of figures has been prepared and are attached: i) Figure 2 comprises an aerial photograph from 21 July 2010 identifying Lots 1 and 5 and also identifying various tide marks and wave positions. ii) Figure 3: e Superimposes the proposed plans of the development (derived from the LandGraphics site plan submitted with the application) over the cadastral information; e Derives a line identified as Section e which relates to one of the sections provided in the architectural plans in the application; e Extends the line of Section E to west into Lot 5 and to the east into the Pacific Ocean; calculates distances shown in the small table bottom right of Map 2 which identifies the distance between the intersect of the common boundary between Lots 1 and 5 and Section E. iii) Figure 4 then utilises Section E from the architectural plans and aligns it with the LandGraphics plan and a tidal line and wave line. Based on the analysis in Figure 4, it is clear that the result of building in the location proposed on Lot 1 will result in: i) Almost a complete loss of view from the lower deck of the house on Lot 5 (internal spaces are worse); ii) Almost a complete loss of view of the beach and areas where waves are breaking at the middle level deck (once again internal spaces are worst). A view from the middle deck to the beach is provided overleaf, albeit in poor weather conditions. The key factors giving rise to the extent of the impact are: i) The location of the bulk of building in the south-west corner; and ii) The inclusion of high parapet walls on the roof of the building. a) While Howen anticipated that a house would eventually be constructed Lot 5, the owners did not anticipate that on a lot size of almost 1ha in area that the bulk of the proposed building would be located on the slopes immediately to its east. b) Howen anticipated that there would be some impact, but that the building would be located more centrally on that part of the site clear of coastal management controls. n:\qld\scrc\sunshine beach\howen\submission\! 20110210 psps to scrc.docx Paul Summers Printed: 10/02/11 Planning Strategies
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