210028 - Further Issues Response · 51994.1222.01

 Performance Outcome                           Response
 e) allow for space and landscaping to be      The proposed garden room is for the enclosure of
    provided between buildings including       an existing terrace area and will not result in any
    adequate area at ground level for          reduction of space for landscaping to be provided
    landscaping with trees, shrubs, outdoor
                                               between buildings as compared to existing site
    living and utilities;
                                               conditions.
 f)   be consistent with the predominant       The proposed garden room will be located towards
      character of the surrounding area,       the rear of the existing building on site and will in no
      maintaining the visual continuity and    way be discernible from the street.
      pattern of buildings and landscape
      elements within the street; and          As such, the proposed development will maintain
                                               the visual continuity and pattern of buildings and
                                               landscape elements within the street.
                                               Please refer to Figure 3 below for a pictorial
                                               representation.
 g) protect the natural character and avoid    The proposed garden room is for the enclosure of
    adverse impacts on ecologically            an existing terrace area and will not result in any
    important areas such as the beach,         adverse impacts on the natural character or
    Noosa River, national parks and other
                                               ecologically important areas such as the beach,
    parklands.
                                               Noosa River, national parks and other parklands.

As demonstrated in Table 1 above, the proposed garden room complies with all aspects of PO13 of the
Tourist accommodation zone code and, therefore, it is considered that the proposed northern side
boundary setback is an entirely appropriate development outcome for the site.




FIGURE 2 PROPOSED BUILDING SEPARATION IS MORE THAN ADEQUATE




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