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200370 - 400 Black Mountain Road, COOROY - 400 Black Mountain Rd Planning Report 2

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Development Application                                   400 Black Mountain Road, Black Mountain

                                                                                    Lot 90 SP158854




Performance outcomes                   Acceptable Outcomes
 2. increasing flooding, which
    adversely affects the safety or
    use of any land upstream and
    downstream;
 3. adversely affecting the flow of
    water in any overland flow
    path.
Scenic amenity                                                                    Complies
PO13                                   AO13
Development does not detract from      Development on land adjoining
the scenic amenity of the hinterland   the major road network, Lake
as experienced from the major road     Macdonald or the Noosa River system
network or waterways.                  minimises visual impacts on the scenic
                                       amenity of the roadway or waterway by:


                                        1. sensitive siting and design of
                                           buildings, structures, driveways and
                                           works;
                                        2. retaining existing vegetation;
                                        3. incorporating landscape treatments
                                           to visually screen and soften
                                           development; and
                                        4. incorporating building materials
                                           and external finishes that are
                                           compatible with the site’s visual
                                           character and landscape setting.

                                       Editor’s Note— Residential buildings
                                       should be predominantly finished in
                                       colours and materials that blend well
                                       with the colours and hues of the
                                       surrounding vegetation and landscape
                                       without causing glare or reflection.
                                       For agricultural buildings, colours and
                                       textures that blend with the natural
                                       setting are preferred however if not
                                       practical, buildings should at least be
                                       well maintained and/or visually
                                       screened.
PO14                                                                              Not Applicable
The visual amenity of Lake         No acceptable outcome provided
Macdonald, its foreshores and
immediate surrounds are maintained


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