06/0823 - Change to Development Approval [As Published] · 132006.823.03

@ Page 6 December 5, 2007

precinct, and are designed to foster a ‘European Village’ feel for the main thoroughfare. It
is noted that these spaces will not be visible from the surrounding public roadways.

4. In lodging this submission, it is requested that the heritage significance of [deleted]
and grounds not be impacted and overshadowed by further density and
development such as proposed in the Application.

The location of the proposed development does not abut nor adjoin the heritage building.
As such there will be no adverse visual impact of the proposal upon this site. It is noted
that the proposal complies with the height requirements of the Attached Housing Zone
contained within The Noosa Plan.

4, Hentage listed as important landmark in Noosa Heads, [deleted] would be
overshadowed by the construction of this dominating two storey commercial
building unsympathetic in architectural design to the adjoining heritage listed
property.

It is noted that the proposed development is designed by JMA Architects, an architectural
firm widely recognised as one of Australia’s leading design companies. The proposal
incorporates lightweight building materials, muted natural earth tones, minimal earthworks
and a design reflective of both the surrounding residential development and natural bush
setting. Accordingly it is not considered the proposal will dominate the heritage listed
property not only due to its sympathetic design but also its considerable distance from the
building.

The following image illustrates the separation of the resort development site and the
heritage listed property.

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