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Town Planning Report
MATERIAL CHANGE OF USE FOR WORKERS ACCOMMODATION UPON LAND AT 23 BOTTLEBRUSH AVENUE, NOOSA PERFORMANCE OUTCOMES ACCEPTABLE OUTCOMES PROPOSAL COMPLIANCE recessive and screened, appearing secondary to the overall architectural expression. c) Screened Through Landscaping: Recognising the partial visibility of the parking area due to the driveway, landscaping has been strategically incorporated around the site frontage and internal areas to screen and soften views of the parking from the public realm. While complete concealment is not possible due to functional vehicle access requirements, every effort has been made to incorporate planting and green buffers where feasible to minimise visual impact. d) Does Not Present as a Storey to the Street: The parking area does not present as a distinct storey when viewed from the street. The finished floor levels, low profile, and integration beneath the main building mass ensure that it reads as an ancillary component rather than a separate structural level. The visual presentation from the street remains residential in character. Although the parking area is partially visible from the street due to the necessary driveway access, the design has been carefully considered to minimise its visual impact through integration, scaling, and targeted landscaping. Brisbane Byron Bay Gold Coast 07 3361 9999 02 6637 9110 07 5613 2499 Postal: PO Box 7657 EAST BRISBANE QLD 4169 E: [email protected] | W: www.tpalliance.com.au Level 1, 32 Logan Road Office 8, 1 Porter Street Shop 12, 228 Varsity Parade WOOLLOONGABBA QLD 4102 BYRON BAY NSW 2481 VARSITY LAKES QLD 4227 Page 19
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