2017-11-07 P&E Committee - Attachment 1 to Item 1 - Amendments for Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex & Minor Corrections

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               Specific Outcomes                            Acceptable solutions (if accepted




                                                                                                                        Including amendments to 3 July 2017
                                                          development subject to requirements)




                                                                                                            The Noosa Plan
                                                         Probable solutions (if code assessment)
e)   do not create opportunities for residents to
     overlook the private open space areas of
     neighbouring properties.
Streetscape & character–Kin Kin village
O16 For Kin Kin village, the predominant               S16.1 If in Kin Kin village, buildings–
Queensland vernacular detached housing form            a)   for the front elevation, have recessed or
is retained and enhanced by incorporating                   framed windows and doorways that are
design elements reflecting or interpreting                  vertically proportioned and placed
elements of this style of housing.                          symmetrically in the building façade; and
                                                       b)   if more than 1 storey in height - have
                                                            clearly defined vertical separation of floors
                                                            by way of design features such as
                                                            verandas or changes of materials or
                                                            finishes.
Streetscape & character–Boreen Point
village                                                S17.1 If in Boreen Point village and a
O17 For Boreen Point village, the lakeside             Detached house—
holiday detached housing character is                  a) any building within 9m of the primary
maintained and enhanced by ensuring the                     frontage and more than 1 storey in height,
scale, bulk and siting of buildings and structures          has any upper storeys set back at least 3m
do not—                                                     further from the primary frontage than the
a)    visually dominate the lot, dwelling units on          storey below;
      adjoining lots or the frontage;                  AND
b)    detract from the visual amenity of the           S17.2 Where located on a lot less than 600m 2
      streetscape and surrounding village; and         in area—
c)    result in a loss of natural light to adjoining   a)    the combined gross floor area of all
      dwellings or their private open space                  buildings does not exceed 180m2; or
      areas.                                           b)    if the Detached house consists of 3 or
                                                             more buildings and at least 2 contain
                                                             habitable rooms, the combined gross floor
                                                             area of all buildings does not exceed
                                                             230m2.
Garages, carports and other Class 10a
buildings                                              S18.1 Within the Detached Housing, Semi-
O18 Within the Detached Housing, Semi-                 Attached Housing, Attached Housing and Visitor
Attached Housing, Attached Housing and Visitor         Mixed Use Zones, garages, carports and other
Mixed Use Zones, garages, carports and other           class 10a buildings—
class 10 buildings are designed and sited to           a)    have a front boundary setback of at least
visually integrate with any associated dwelling              6m; and
unit and avoid dominating the street by—               b)    garage doors that face the street and are
a)    minimising the width of the garage or                  visible from the road frontage have a
      carport; and                                           maximum width of 6m within any one
b)    minimising projection of the garage or                 plane, with additional garage doors
      carport forward of the main face of the                setback an additional 1m from the
      dwelling unit,                                         frontage to break up the width of the
                                                             garage façade.




                                                   14-107
                                            Building Works Code