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ATTACHMENT 2 - MCU22 0060 REPORT On 19 August 2022 Council officers under delegation refused a development application for a dual occupancy at 6 Margit Crescent, Sunrise Beach primarily due to the proposal’s non-compliance with the planning scheme requirements for an asymmetrical design, site cover and gross floor area. Some issues were also identified with the proposed stormwater design. The following reasons for refusal were provided in the Decision Notice to the applicant: 1. The proposal results in a development that does not comply with the following provisions of the Noosa Plan 2020 Medium Density Residential Zone Code in respect to the following: a. Overall Outcome (2)(c) and PO9 as the proposal does not maintain a low scale character consistent with the look and feel of the neighbourhood and will have a built form that presents an appearance of bulk to adjacent properties and the streetscape. b. Overall Outcome (2)(g) as the proposal does not include small dwellings to increase housing choice. c. Performance Outcomes PO9 and PO10 as the proposed site cover exceeds 40% of the site area and the proposed dwelling units are not small dwellings; d. Performance Outcome PO11 as the proposed plot ratio exceeds 0.4:1 and the proposed dwelling units are not small dwellings. e. Acceptable Outcome AO14.1 and Performance Outcome PO14 as the proposed development i. does not provide sufficient visual interest to the street as it has not satisfactorily highlighted the individual dwelling units and provided an asymmetrical design street presentation and ii. Does not satisfactorily incorporate individual design elements and take the form of small separate buildings. 2. The proposed stormwater design is contrary to the Water Quality and Drainage Code as it is not designed to be cost effective across its design life as the design has a high potential to fail and consequently impact the system’s overall ability to function as intended. Page 1 of 6 Page 164 of 201
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