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Development Assessment Report · MCU15/0122
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KHA DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS – 15180 December 2015
ELEMENT PROPOSAL
essential engineering services within the local
area. The report found that there are no
significant engineering issues in relation to the
proposed development that would preclude the
development from being approved by Council. The
site is highly accessible having good access to
higher order roads, public transport infrastructure
and active transport infrastructure. The proposal
represents infill development within close proximity
to a variety of services, facilities and infrastructure
in accordance with sound town planning principles.
vii. suitable separation from incompatible land Complies: The proposed development does not
uses. present an incompatible land use. A number of
design measures have been incorporated into the
proposed development to ensure no detrimental
amenity impacts result and the development is
compatible with surrounding residential land uses.
The proposal achieves a contemporary
architectural design that maintains a low rise built
form and residential character elements and
incorporates an attractive landscape design. The
proposal achieves a large setback of 4.9m-6.425m
to adjoining residential premises. The proposal
includes landscaping to all site boundaries to
soften the built form of the development and
screen car parking areas to ensure the proposal
presents attractively to all site boundaries.
Accompanying reports demonstrate that no traffic
or noise impacts will result.
Community implications of Residential Use:
The values identified in the Community Vision Complies: The proposed development reflects a
are a major element of attraction to those who number of the key principles outlined in the
chose Noosa as a place to live. Residential community vision for Noosa. The proposal
environments have a significant role in the supports community wellbeing by addressing an
maintenance of those values. identified short fall in medical facilities in Noosa.
The medical centre also represents a significant
construction project and ongoing employment
opportunity for medical professionals and therefore
supports a strong sustainable economy. The
proposal promotes environmental excellence and
sustainability as the subject sites does not contain
any significant environmental attributes and
incorporates best practice stormwater
management to ensure the continued quality of
Noosa’s waterways. The proposal also includes a
contemporary architectural design with residential
character elements and extensive landscaping to
maintain the “Noosa Style”.
The impact of residential development on Complies: The proposal is not for residential
Noosa’s natural resources, open space and development but does achieve this element of the
clean environment, as well as the degree to residential uses DEO. The subject site is located
which development is integrated with the within an existing urban area and does not include
landform and landscape will have a significant any identified natural habitat, significant
bearing on residents’ perceptions of the place vegetation or riparian zones. The development
they live, Noosa’s character and natural proposes deep planted landscaping which will
environment and residents’ lifestyle. include locally endemic plant species. The
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Material Change of Use for Medical Centre and Café
52-58 Goodchap Street & 3-7 Val Crescent, Noosaville
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