Change to Approval Report · 51987.44.02

      24.   The building must be well articulated, with strong vertical design
            feature elements. The building must include subtle changes in
            colours, textures and materials to break up the building facades.
            The proposed awning located within the road reserve must be a
            lightweight structure, and the parapet reduced in height to the
            reasonable satisfaction of the Manager Development Assessment
            to comply with the Noosaville Locality Code.

Applicant’s Request

55.   It is requested that condition be amended as follows:

      24.   The building must be well articulated, with strong vertical design
            feature elements. The building must include subtle changes in
            colours, textures and materials to break up the building facades.
            The proposed awning located within the road reserve must be a
            include lightweight timber features as shown on the approved
            plans. structure, and the parapet reduced in height to the
            reasonable satisfaction of the Manager Development Assessment
            to comply with the Noosaville Locality Code.

56.   The current condition offers such uncertainty in outcome that it is an
      unreasonable imposition on the development.

57.   The proposed awning, as indicated on the plans, also meets the
      relevant outcomes of the planning scheme for the following reasons:

      a. It is an existing structure within the streetscape that is to be
         refurbished and extended and will preserve the form, scale and
         amenity of the surrounding area in accordance with AO7.2, AO7.3
         and PO7 of the Noosaville Local Code 2020;
      b. It will be finished with lightweight timber vertical battens in
         accordance with A07.5 and PO7 of the Noosaville Local Plan Code
         2020; and
      c. It will provide an overall improvement to the amenity of the
         streetscape when compared to the existing structure.

4. CONCLUSION

This report identifies that the proposed development constitutes a minor
change and does not raise any significant issues against the current Noosa
Plan 2006 and the Noosa Plan 2020. Consequently, it is requested that Council
make the change and issue a changed approval.