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PM Submission - John Cochrane - MCU21/0110
“Adamson Town Planning, specialising in providing higher order town planning advice”
photomontage demonstrates the proposed development will have minimal impact when
viewed from Lake Weyba.
The photographs taken and the photomontages prepared demonstrate that the proposed
development will not have a significant impact upon the visual, landscape and scenic amenity of
the vegetated backdrop to Lake Weyba and Wyeba Creek more generally, when having regard to
VPO4.
While the development is visible from Resort Drive, the proposed development will appear as two
storeys from this location (refer to the western and northern elevations in Attachment 1).
Figure 10 – South Elevation from Resort Drive
While the proposed development will be visible when viewed from the north, the third level of
units of the “Parkridge Noosa” development are more elevated as shown in Figure 3 above, with
the proposed development being no higher than the surrounding tree line and generally
presenting as two storeys to Resort Drive (refer Figures 10 & 11).
Figure 11 – East Elevation with the eastern (right hand end) fronting Resort Drive
Given the advice provided by the visual amenity expert and the nature of the design being
comprised of separate and compartmentalised building blocks that step up the slope, which do
not protrude above the tree line or into the skyline, the proposed development will not have an
unacceptable visual, landscape or scenic amenity impact.
The proposed development will not have an unacceptable impact when viewed from public spaces
including from Lake Weyba, Weyba Creek, from within the residential areas of Noosa Springs, the
road reserve or when viewed from the “Parkridge Noosa” development.
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