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Appendix D - Noosa Plan Code Assessment · MCU25/0053.01
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I. Noosa Main Beach, Little Cove and
more secluded beaches of the
Noosa National Park;
II. Noosa River, Weyba Creek, foreshore
areas and associated riparian
communities;
III. Noosa Spit, Noosa Woods, Weyba
Creek Bushland Reserve, foreshore
parkland including the Lions Park
and Weyba Park;
IV. Noosa Headland and the vegetated
hillslopes that frame Noosa Heads,
Laguna Bay, Noosa Inlet and
Hastings Street;
V. heathland areas of Noosa National
Park and Girraween Estate; and
VI. vegetated drainage lines through
residential estates and private land
with native vegetation stands.
e. Development, through its design and siting, Complies
reinforces the correlation between the The proposal involves changes that relate to the
natural and built character of the area by internal configuration of the development approval
development sitting lightly in the landscape, for a Dwelling house. Notwithstanding, the
being responsive to the topography and landscaping materials and built character maintain
protecting views to or from important the character of the surrounding residential
landscape features. developments and neighbourhood setting.
f. Building heights, scale and proportions are Complies
subservient to the landscape, including The proposal retains the built form of the current
street vegetation in Hastings Street. approval that is compliant with the prescribed
development parameters for a Dwelling house.
g. Noosa Spit and Noosa Woods remain low Not Applicable
key passive recreation areas. The proposal does not involve the Noosa Woods or
Noosa Spit.
h. Development is of a high design quality, Complies
incorporating low rise contemporary sub- The proposed development maintains the building
tropical building and landscape design that height of the existing development approval.
emphasises the casual, outdoor lifestyle. Landscaping achieves above the minimum of 20% of
soft landscaping. The house maintains connections
to the outdoors and provides indoor-outdoor living
through the provision of a range of outdoor living
spaces and balconies.
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