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Att 2_Detailed Assessment_030620 · 51994.1249.01
The top of the pergolas will be approximately 11m above the ground floor level on the
beach side and in the absence of any greater definition of the requirement to have a
“12m presentation to the beach”, it is submitted that the proposal complies.
Notwithstanding,
the structures are intended to provide protection from excessive solar exposure, which
is a major shortcoming for the development; and
increase the usability of the roof top terraces, which will increase the activation Netanya
provides for the beach and surrounding premises.
The proposed pergolas are therefore considered to comply with the second part of the Probable
Solution. As the pergolas comply with both parts of the Probable Solution, an assessment
against the Specific Outcome is not required.
9. New Cantilevered Awning (above third level, beach side)
With a length of 4m, and a pitch of 5 degrees, the feature awning extends 0.35m above the roof
height of the fourth floor. This is not a discernible change in building height and is clearly
compliant with both parts of the Probable Solution.
10. New awning structure above seated area at NW corner for increased weather protection
11. New rear entry structure between the building and the beach for increased weather protection
12. New day bed pergola structure between building and beach
These three elements are also setback in excess of 7m from the Hasting’s Street frontage and
are therefore exempt from Part A of the Probable Solution. With regard to Part B, none of these
elements exceed 12m in height and therefore comply with the Probable Solution.
13. New amenities and entry structures to “Sails”
The side of the building will fall into the “balance of the site” and there has a 15m height limits
with which the proposal complies.
14. New shopfront and roof over “Rumba Bar” as well as extension of Fire Stair 01
This area is setback in excess of 7m from the Hasting’s Street frontage and therefore falls within
the balance of the site, which is permitted to stand 15m tall with a 12m presentation to the
beach. These elements do not exceed 12m and therefore complies with the Probable Solution.
Summary: All of the proposed changes relate to building height. In all instances the proposed changes
comply with the Probable Solution, however the effect of the proposed pergolas on the building’s 12m
presentation to the beach required a detailed compliance justification but was found to comply. As the
proposal achieves all Probable Solutions, an assessment of the Specific Outcomes is not required.
SETBACKS
Noosa Heads Locality Code
The relevant provisions with respect to setbacks are as follows:
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions
Setbacks
O8 Buildings and other structures are S8.1 Buildings and structures comply with the
appropriately designed and sited to— minimum setbacks identified in Schedule 1 -
a) provide amenity for users of the premises as Minimum Boundary Setbacks.
well as preserve the visual and acoustic amenity
of adjoining and nearby properties;
b) provide adequate distance from adjoining
land uses
c) preserve any existing vegetation that will
buffer the proposed building;
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