LATE RFI - MCU17-0024.04 - Supplementary Information · MCU17/0024.04

Relevant Plans: Revised Andrew Bock Architectural Plans dated 13 October 2026 and Element Design Landscape
Plans, Issue B dated 19 October 2026.



Item 8. Information Required by Council

Provide additional visual assessment analysis which identifies any impacts of unreasonable sightline
restriction particularly to the west and south of the proposed Emergency Services building.



Applicant’s Response

    •   In response to matters raised by Council, the proposed building has been realigned and repositioned further
        down the site to improve its relationship with surrounding properties and public open space.

    •   The revised building location provides greater opportunities for landscaping and screening, particularly
        when viewed from Webb Road, Duke Street and surrounding residential properties to the west and south.

    •   The proposed facility is positioned adjacent to the existing clubhouse, with its design and building levels
        responding to the natural slope of the land.

    •   The revised architectural plans include updated elevations, sections and visual perspectives
        demonstrating the building's location, scale and relationship with surrounding development.

    •   The proposed development does not result in any unreasonable sightline restrictions or adverse visual
        impacts on surrounding residential properties, including those to the west and south.

    •   The additional coastal landscaping will further soften the appearance of the building and improve its
        integration with the existing coastal landscape character.

Relevant Plans: Revised Andrew Bock Architectural Plans dated 13 October 2026 and Element Design Landscape
Plans, Issue B dated 19 October 2026.



The applicant considers that the supplementary information and revised architectural and landscape plans
comprehensively address the matters raised in Council's Information Request dated 17 April 2026.

The proposed development has been carefully reviewed and refined, with particular attention to building location,
orientation, visual amenity, landscaping and the protection of existing Council infrastructure.

The revised proposal provides an improved design outcome while supporting the ongoing operations of Sunshine
Beach Surf Life Saving Club, Noosa Council's professional lifeguard service and Surf Life Saving Queensland's
emergency response teams.

Importantly, the development will enhance the storage, accessibility and operational efficiency of essential
lifesaving and emergency response equipment, without introducing additional staffing or parking demand.




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