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An assessment of the proposal has been undertaken, demonstrating compliance with the performance
requirements of this code. Full details of this code assessment are contained in Appendix Q of this
report.

8.3.2 Open Space Zone Code
The Noosa Planning Scheme identifies specific code provisions for the Open Space Zone within the

Eastern Beaches locality. Lot 76 on Crown Plan MCH 2969 is zoned for open space purposes, and
assessment of the proposal against this code is therefore required.

An assessment of the proposal has been ‘undertaken, demonstrating full compliance with the
requirements of the code. Full details of this code assessment are contained in Appendix Q of this
report.

8.3.3 Semi-Detached Housing Code
The Noosa Planning Scheme identifies specific code provisions for the Semi-detached Housing Zone

within the Eastern Beaches Locality. Lots 8, 9 & 10 on P9315 are zoned for Semi-Detached Housing,
and assessment of the proposal against this code is therefore required.

An assessment of the proposal has been undertaken, demonstrating full compliance with the
requirements of the code. Full details of this code assessment are contained in Appendix Q of this
report.

8.3.4 Visitor Accommodation Code

Due to the tourism nature of the proposal, the application requires assessment against the Visitor
Accommodation Code. This code generally seeks to ensure accommodation is compatible with the
natural environmental values of the Shire and surrounding land uses, protects residential amenity
integrates with the surrounding locality, is energy and water efficient, and is suitable to the needs of
visitors.

An assessment of the proposal has been undertaken, demonstrating full compliance with the
performance standards of the code. Full details of this code assessment are contained in Appendix Q
of this report.

8.3.5 Business Use Code

The proposal includes the development of commercial buildings along David Low Way, and as such
requires assessment against the Business Uses Code. The overall outcomes sought for the Business
Uses Code generally include ensuring adequate access to goods and services, contributing positively to
employment and economic activity, having a high level of accessibility and functionality and recognises
and protects the natural resources and environmental values of the Shire.

An assessment of the proposal has been undertaken, demonstrating full compliance with the
requirements of the code. Full details of this code assessment are contained in Appendix Q of this
report. ,

8.3.6 Driveways and Parking Code /

The proposal changes the access and car parking requirements of the site, and therefore requires
assessment against the Driveways and Carparking Code. The overall objectives sought by this code
generally include to ensure safe and functional site access and car parking is provided for vehicles,
cyclists and pedestrians, reduce the reliance on private vehicles, to ensure provision is made for the
standing, parking, loading and unloading, access and manoeuvring of service vehicles within the
development site, and for vehicular access not to adversely impact on existing public parking,
landscaping or native vegetation.

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