Town Planning Report

23 Bottlebrush Ave, Noosa Heads QLD 4567



Further to the above, it is highlighted that the proposed development supports the retention of the
existing large eucalyptus trees present in the verge. Therefore, whilst the proposed landscaping
represents a nominal shortfall in the calculated landscape area, the retention of the existing trees
paired with the meticulously designed planters and trees surrounding the courtyard area support a
high amenity outcome for the site, adjacent properties and the streetscape.




                                          Figure 24: Retained Eucalyptus Tree/s

In view of the above, the proposed development is identified as achieving performance outcome PO18
as follows:

    PO18
    Development:

    a) enhances liveability and promotes outdoor living and social interaction;

As detailed above, the proposed development provides for an outdoor courtyard area that is
complemented by a generous landscape area comprised of feature trees, groundcovers and screening
shrubs. In addition, the internal breakout areas are also complemented by landscape planters that are
supported by open air ventilation and building recesses. Thereby delivers an on-site outcome that
promotes outdoor living and social interaction.

    b) contributes to the visual amenity and natural landscape character of the area;

The proposed landscaping arrangement and importantly, the retention of the large eucalyptus trees,
it considered to deliver a positive outcome to the local character and will actively contribute to the
ongoing visual amenity and natural landscape character of the area through delivering an architectural
design that respond’s to the site’s topography, capitalises on the site’s proximal location to Noosa
Junction and the intended high density residential outcome for Bottlebrush Avenue.

    c) retains existing large trees where practicable;



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