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Development Assessment Report
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Project Urban – 15228 June 2016
7.3 LOCALITY PLAN
The site is included within the Tewantin and Doonan Locality.
An assessment of the overall outcomes of the Tewantin and Doonan Locality is included below:
Overall Outcomes Comment
a) New uses and works are located, designed and Complies – the proposal is for a low density
managed to— residential outcome within an existing low density
i. be compatible with other uses and works; residential area. In this regard the proposed
ii. maintain the safety of people and works; development is compatible with the surrounding
iii. avoid significant adverse impacts on the area and won’t result in any unreasonable amenity
amenity enjoyed by users of other premises impacts on existing development.
including acoustic and visual qualities; and
iv. avoid significant adverse effects on the natural The development has avoided natural hazards to
environment, including native habitat removal, ensure the safety of people and works as explained
fragmentation and attrition; in further detail by section 7.2 of this report. All
works will be constructed in accordance with
Council’s codes and polices and other relevant
standards to further ensure the safety of people
and works.
The proposed development layout has been
sensitively designed to avoid lot boundaries
traversing vegetation that is identified as
environmental protection area. A riparian buffer
area will be provided by maintaining existing
vegetation along the sites eastern boundary within
proposed lot 9. The proposed development has
avoided significant adverse effects on the natural
environment.
b) Development is consistent with the Priority Complies - The subject site is located within the
Infrastructure Plan in Part 15. Priority Infrastructure Area and the development
will be provided with connections to all essential
urban infrastructures.
c) The Tewantin & Doonan Locality retains its Complies – the development will result in low
primary role of providing housing for permanent density residential lots suitable to accommodate
residents; housing for permanent residents.
d) Within the town of Tewantin the distinct Complies – the proposal is for a low density
character of existing residential neighbourhoods is residential outcome within an existing low density
retained, and housing offers high levels of residential area. In this regard the proposed
residential amenity, convenience, accessibility and development is compatible with the surrounding
servicing, while maintaining the low density and area and won’t result in any unreasonable amenity
low scale synonymous with the local character; impacts on existing development. Goods and
services are provided for the local community via a
business centre situated approximately 1km south
of the subject site.
e) Multiple housing in the form of duplex units and Not applicable – the proposal is for
villas for permanent residents are generally focused reconfiguration of a lot.
on areas close to the Tewantin Business Centre,
community facilities, parks and public transport
services;
f) Retirement villages and relocatable home parks Not applicable – the proposal is for
providing higher density living are located within reconfiguration of a lot.
easy access of the business or neighbourhood
centres;
g) Visitor accommodation is focused on the Not applicable – the proposal is for
locality’s caravan parks and small-scale reconfiguration of a lot.
accommodation in rural settings, as well as the
Royal Mail Hotel in central Tewantin and Australis
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Reconfiguration of a Lot
28 Elkhorn Drive, Tewantin
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