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Development Assessment Report · MCU15/0122
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0122 Development Application - Report, Economic Needs & Traffic reports Email 2 of 5.
KHA DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS – 15180 December 2015
ELEMENT PROPOSAL
Morgan Consulting Engineers. The attached Traffic
Impact Assessment Report prepared by Road Pro
Development found that after the completion of
the development the existing traffic network will
continue to operate with spare capacity and the
impact of development traffic on the operational
performance of the external road network will be
insignificant. The proposed development will
provide a valuable community service by
increasing provision of high quality medical
facilities which is anticipated to be in high demand
by the attached Economic Needs Analysis.
ii. the expectations of Noosa’s population to have Complies: The proposed development does not
access to a broad range of safe, secure and prevent the establishment of a broad range of
affordable housing; safe, secure and affordable housing in Noosa.
iii. the expected character and amenity for the Complies: The prevalent form of development
particular locality; within the surrounding area will remain as
detached housing. The proposal achieves a
contemporary architectural design that maintains a
low rise built form and residential character
elements and incorporates an attractive landscape
design to ensure the development integrates
affectively with existing development. The
proposal also achieves a large setback of 4.9m-
6.425m to adjoining residential premises. A noise
impact assessment has also been prepared for the
development which confirms that noise can be
attenuated to acceptable levels. These measures
will ensure that the development does not impose
any unreasonable impacts on existing residential
character or amenity.
iv. the landform, natural environmental and Complies: The subject site is located within an
climatic conditions of the locality; existing urban area and does not include any
identified natural habitat, significant vegetation or
riparian zones. The development proposes deep
planted landscaping to all site boundaries which
will include locally endemic plant species. This will
ensure the development integrates with the
natural environment and landscape character of
the locality. The development includes awnings,
roof overhangs and large windows and openings
to respond to the regional climate.
v. energy efficiency and water conserving design Complies: The development will incorporate
principles; energy efficiency and water conservation principles
where practical and viable. The development
includes awnings and roof overhangs which will
shade building facades. The development also
incorporates large windows and openings. These
design measures will help maintain thermal
comfort and reduce the need for artificial heating
and cooling.
vi. convenience and accessibility to urban services; Complies: An Engineering Services Assessment
and prepared by Morgan Consulting Engineers is
attached. The report assessed the potential for the
proposed development to be connected to
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