Planning Report - Eumundi Noosa Rd - 17.09.pdf

The sewer design includes a small pump station to cater for units 5-8 and is to connect into the a
relocated Unitywater infrastructure. The design has been preliminary approved by Unitywater with
certification to be provided as part of this authority’s approvals.




There is no vegetation within the Eumundi Noosa Road reserve and a detailed landscaping plan will
be provided as part of the Operational Works approvals in accordance with planting
recommendations of PSP2. New tree species would be planted along the boundaries and between
buildings to complement the built form. The vegetation will be appropriately chosen not to interfere
with overhead powerlines and underground services in accordance with the Landscaping code.

Access to the site will be consolidated to a single crossover reducing the number of driveways
currently addressing Eumundi Noosa Road. Vehicle manoeuvring for the site is compliant and allows
light vehicle and MRVs to enter, manoeuvre and exit the site in a forward gear. This includes refuse
vehicles.

Earthworks on the site would be less than 1.5m and a cut/fill balance will be achieved across the
site.


4.5 Sustainable Building Design Code
The design allows for natural light and ventilation to make the most of the prevailing to all townhouses
and apartments. Each roof is to include solar power and is to be connected into a common body
corporate grid prior to establishing the body corporate and CMS. This will provide efficient and cheap
electricity ensuring ongoing energy requirements are predominantly produced on the site. The water
management plan also includes large stormwater detention tanks under the driveway that will be
used for landscaping irrigation and grey water requirements in the complex consistent with the
requirements of the code.

Building products are to be ethically and efficiently sourced and waste kept to a minimum to ensure
cost efficient and less waste in the building process.




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There is no vegetation within the Eumundi Noosa Road reserve and a detailed landscaping plan will
be provided as part of the Operational Works approvals in accordance with planting
recommendations of PSP2. New tree species would be planted along the boundaries and between
buildings to complement the built form. The vegetation will be appropriately chosen not to interfere
with overhead powerlines and underground services in accordance with the Landscaping code.

Access to the site will be consolidated to a single crossover reducing the number of driveways
currently addressing Eumundi Noosa Road. Vehicle manoeuvring for the site is compliant and allows
light vehicle and MRVs to enter, manoeuvre and exit the site in a forward gear. This includes refuse
vehicles.

Earthworks on the site would be less than 1.5m and a cut/fill balance will be achieved across the
site.

4.5 Sustainable Building Design Code

The design allows for natural light and ventilation to make the most of the prevailing to all townhouses
and apartments. Each roof is to include solar power and is to be connected into a common body
corporate grid prior to establishing the body corporate and CMS. This will provide efficient and cheap
electricity ensuring ongoing energy requirements are predominantly produced on the site. The water
management plan also includes large stormwater detention tanks under the driveway that will be
used for landscaping irrigation and grey water requirements in the complex consistent with the
requirements of the code.

Building products are to be ethically and efficiently sourced and waste kept to a minimum to ensure
cost efficient and less waste in the building process.

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