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Development Assessment Report
PROJECT URBAN – 16216 February 2021
Overall Outcomes Comment
(f) Development integrates with the low rise Complies: The proposed development is low
landscaped character, built form and layout rise and complies with the maximum height
of the centre and creates a pleasant limit for the site.
community feel.
(g) Development has a high level of Complies: The proposed development adopts
architectural merit and contributes the same design approach as MCU17/0014
positively to the activation of the street and which has previously been approved by
the character of the centre. Council.
(h) Development reinforces the traditional Not applicable. The site is not located in the
‘main street’ character and scale of Poinciana Street.
development in the centre.
(i) Development facilitates the creation of Complies: The development will make a
vibrant and safe business centres, with positive contribution to the town centre.
attractive and functional buildings and
streets with integrated high amenity public
spaces.
(j) Residential uses provide housing choice, Complies: The proposed residential uses are
reduced commuting pressures, creates a all small dwellings and are intended to address
mixed-use environment and provides an identified need for smaller, more
casual surveillance. affordable, units within the Shire. The units will
also increase the number of residents who
could potentially work within the centre and
support businesses within the local area.
(k) Entertainment activities contribute to the Complies: The commercial tenancies have the
economic activity and vibrancy of the potential to add to the activity and vibrancy of
business centre both day and night. the centre.
(l) Development gives priority to improved Complies: Residents will be able to walk or
accessibility for walking and cycling. cycle to facilities within the local centre.
(m) Buildings are designed and operated to Complies: There are no residential properties
avoid adverse impacts on the amenity of adjoining the site. The closest residential
surrounding residential development properties are located opposite the site on
associated with noise, lighting, waste, Doonella Street. Given the distance and road
fumes, odours, overlooking public health that separates the site from these properties,
and safety. it is not anticipated that the proposal will have
any adverse impacts on their amenity.
(n) Buildings are designed and sited to Not applicable
sensitively respond to the physical
characteristics and constraints of land,
including coastal inundation, flooding,
landslide hazard and bushfire hazard,
where applicable.
(o) Development is supported by appropriate Complies: The site is connected to all the
infrastructure and essential services, is necessary infrastructure.
consolidated, and maximises the efficient
use of existing infrastructure.
(p) Development does not compromise the Complies: The proposal has no impact on any
future provision of planned infrastructure. planned future infrastructure provision.
(q) Development provides high levels of sub- To comply
tropical and sustainable design including
excellence in energy efficiency and water
conservation and is resilient to the impacts
of climate change.
Development Assessment Report Page 22 of 28
Material Change of Use & Operational Works
30 & 32 Doonella Street, Tewantin, Qld 4565
Lot 32 On RP893427 and Lot 903 On T1631
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