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2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections
Including amendments to 3 July 2017
self-contained means containing at least a bathroom, toilet, kitchen and one habitable room.
The Noosa Plan
self-contained RV overnight area means premises used for the parking of self-contained RVs, for
a maximum of 4 consecutive nights, where no water is provided and no liquid or solid waste is left
or disposed of on site. Self-contained RVs are those that can hold fresh water, greywater and/or
blackwater and have on board cooking and sleeping facilities.
service area has the same meaning as in the Water Act 2000.
services - includes sewerage systems, water supply networks, gas mains and infrastructure,
power, telecommunications infrastructure, stormwater drainage systems and stormwater overland
flowpaths.
setback means the minimum distance from any lot boundary to a building or structure, excluding
eaves, roof overhangs and awnings provided they encroach no more than 600mm into the setback
distance.
site means any land on which development is carried out or is proposed to be carried out
(including the whole or part of one lot or more than one lot where each of those lots is contiguous
with the other or another).
site cover means the proportion of a site covered by all buildings and structures shown as a
percentage. For enclosed spaces this includes the area within the outside wall and for unenclosed
spaces this includes the area measured along a line 600mm in from the perimeter of the roof. Site
cover includes garages and other roofed outbuildings, but does not include landscape structures
such as in-ground pools and decks.
site facilities include loading docks, external storage areas, waste storage areas, clothes drying
areas, letter boxes within multiple housing or visitor accommodation, and mechanical plant and
equipment.
slope means—
a) for the purpose of reconfiguring a lot—
i. where a proposed lot is contained wholly within a single slope category shown on a
slope analysis, the slope of that category; or
ii. where a proposed lot is contained within more than one slope category shown on a
slope analysis, the predominant slope of the house site area or use area, as follows—
A. where the house site area or use area is contained within one slope category
shown on a slope analysis, the slope of that category; or
B. where the house site area or use area is contained within more than one slope
category shown on a slope analysis, the slope is the average of all predominant
slopes of the house site area or use area.
b) For the purposes of building works or material change of use, the slope of the building
footprint or use area is that determined as follows—
i. where the building footprint or use area has one predominant slope, that slope;
ii. where the building footprint or use area has more than one predominant slope, the
average of all predominant slopes, provided that—
A. the slope shall be determined to the nearest whole number; and
B. where there is any question about the determination of slope, the slope shall be
as determined by the Assessment Manager.
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