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3.3 Streetscape Setbacks
Schedule 1 of the Noosa Plan states that, in the Neighbourhood Centre Zone, where in the Tewantin
and Doonan Locality and Cooroibah Locality, there should be a setback of 6m to any road frontage. It
is noted that the proposal scheme has a 0m setback to Earl Street. Commented [JL10]: A 1.5m setback is provided to Earl
Street.
3.4 Waste Storage Areas
Section O32 and S32.2 of Division 3 (Business use Code) of Part 14 of the Noosa Plan require that
waste storage areas do not detract from the visual amenity of the streetscape. The proposed waste
storage area is unscreened and is visible from Ernest Street. Commented [JL11]: The waste storage areas have been
relocated to the side of the building and screened from the
3.5 Suggested Design Amendments street.
a) It is suggested that the walls to the access ramps off Hilton Terrace include rock wall
construction to provide some materiality interest for pedestrians on Hilton Terrace. The
introduction of public seating into the landscaped bank may also be considered.
b) The rendered images provided by the applicant show the landscaped bank to be lawn with
occasional small bushes. It is suggested that landscape here be improved in quality and
variety to further create visual interest and pedestrian scale.
c) A landscape buffer should also be included where the building interfaces the footpath on
Earl
Street to provide pedestrian scale and visual softening. This will also provide some setback
to Earl Street – it is noted that a 6m setback is required, but that a 0m setback has been
proposed.
d) It is suggested that additional large trees be integrated into the carpark to provide further Commented [JL12]: A coherent landscaping design has
edge been developed for suitable screening of the setback edges
to screen the carparking areas.
ITEM NOTES articulation and softening of the hardstand area in accordance with section O17
of Division 13 (Driveways and Caparking Code) of Part 14 of the Noosa Plan. This
vegetation will also assist in breaking up the perception of building bulk. Commented [JL13]: 100l varieties included on the
landscape plans.
e) Provide gates to the waste storage area, sufficient to screen the area from public view. Commented [JL14]: Gates are provided along the waste
storage areas.
f) It is suggested that additional large trees be included and around the proposal’s carpark. In
accordance with O19 of Division 17 (Landscaping Code) of Part 14 of the Noosa Plan this
will a) provide canopy trees for shade, e) visually reduce the building bulk, h) provide
screening along perimeters of the development and will ameliorate the severe impact of
the linear design of the building. Section S28.1 of the same Division 17, requires the
provision of canopy trees. Demonstrate compliance with these requirements. Commented [JL15]: Landscaping plan includes large 00l
varieties around the entire perimeter of the carparking areas.
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