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Response to Information Request Letter - 65-67 Elanda Street, Sunshine B...
Appendix A – Response to High Density Residential Code Overall Outcomes
Overall Outcomes Response
(a) High density residential The proposed site cover and plot ratio is as
neighbourhoods are predominantly a result of designing the building and units
home to permanent residents. for use by permanent residents. The
layout and size of the interior spaces
within the building will provide a design
which encourages permanent residents
and future owners to use the dwellings on
a permanent basis. This is as a result of
providing large living areas and larger
bedroom areas than would be typically
seen for short term accommodation.
Reducing the site cover and plot ratio will
impact on the liveable space available for
future residents making them less suitable
for long term permanent residents.
(b) The character of high density The proposed design and bulk and scale
residential neighbourhoods varies due aligns with the local character of the
to factors such as proximity to street. Adjoining buildings are identified as
beaches, the Noosa River, centres, exhibiting similar built form characteristics
topography, availability of views, the including building height, site cover and
established vegetated character, the setbacks. The proposal achieves a
age of development and open space landscaping outcome which aligns with
provision. the intended outcomes of the local area
and results in the side positively
contributing to the landscaped character
of the street. Development within the high
density residential zone would be
expected to exhibit a higher density and
more substantial built form than other
areas of the local area. The proposal is
therefore seen to align with the expected
outcomes for the site and aligns with the
character of the neighbourhood.
(c) The distinct look and feel of existing The proposal aligns with adjoining built
residential neighbourhoods is form in providing a comparably similar
retained, and development makes a building envelope and setbacks. The front
positive contribution to the setback is well landscaped and verge is
streetscape by maintaining the designed to integrate into the existing
predominant character of the area and streetscape, improving the overall
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