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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
Where the area has more than one predominant slope, eg. a knoll or a gully, the average of
the predominant slopes shall apply.
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
The Noosa Plan
premises has the same meaning as in the IPA
private open space means outdoor areas of the premises set aside for the exclusive use of
occupants of the dwelling unit or accommodation unit that are accessed directly from living areas.
The term includes courtyards, decks, terraces, balconies, verandahs and roof terraces and hard
and soft landscaping.
probable maximum flood means the largest flood that could reasonably occur at a particular
location, resulting from the probable maximum precipitation. The PMF defines the extent of flood-
prone land. Generally, it is not physically or financially possible to provide general protection
against this event.
probable solution means precise criteria or standards that provide a guide for achieving a specific
outcome in whole or in part, but do not necessarily establish compliance with a code.
professional office means office premises used for the provision of professional services or the
giving of professional advice generally by appointment rather than relying on a high volume of
walk-in clients.
PSP means planning scheme policy.
public open space means outdoor areas of land under the ownership of the Federal, State or
Local Government, to which the public may or may not have access. The term includes lands
reserved for parks or beach protection purposes but does not include land used for Business uses
or Infrastructure uses.
QDC means the Queensland Development Code under the Building Act 1975.
rear lot means a lot where access is provided only by means of—
a) an access strip which forms part of the lot; or
b) an easement over contiguous land.
reconfiguring a lot has the same meaning as in the IPA.
recruitment habitat tree means a tree selected for its potential to become a habitat tree and
exhibiting two or more of the following characteristics—
a) large dominant or co-dominant characteristics; or
b) damaged, branchy, open crowned or with multiple leaders; or
c) containing hollows, pipes or splits; or
d) known to develop hollows early and to live a relatively long time (ie. Eucalyptus, Corymbia
and Angophora species); or
e) hosting epiphytes or termite mounds.
recyclable waste means clean and inoffensive waste of a recyclable nature.
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