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Development Assessment Report · MCU15/0122
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KHA DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS – 15180 December 2015
Overall Outcomes Comment
development. The proposed medical centre has
been suitably collocated with the Noosa Hospital
and presents an opportunity to consolidate health
care facilities. The proposed development
maintains a low rise built form, includes residential
character design elements and incorporates siting
and design considerations to ensure the
development is compatible with surrounding
development and doesn’t cause any unreasonable
nuisance or amenity issues for surrounding
detached housing.
b) a high level of residential amenity consistent Complies: The proposal achieves a contemporary
with the varied character of the locality’s architectural design that maintains a low rise built
residential neighbourhoods; form and incorporates an attractive landscape
design. 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 amenity.
c) allotment sizes and densities which are Complies: The surrounding locality is
consistent with the character of the particular characteristic of a variety of lot sizes and densities.
neighbourhood; The proposed development is consistent with
allotment sizes and densities currently existing
within Goodchap Street and the wider
neighbourhood.
d) building styles befitting the character of the Complies: The proposed development
locality and the regional climate, and which incorporates a high quality architectural design
respond to, and are integrated with, natural with residential character design elements. The
site characteristics including native development includes awnings, roof overhangs
vegetation; and large windows and openings to respond to the
regional climate. The site is not identified as
containing any native vegetation.
e) various styles and eras depicting a cross Complies: The proposal represents a
section of architectural development and the contemporary architectural design that will
history of Noosaville; and contribute to the varied architectural styles present
in Noosaville.
f) landscaping amongst buildings, retaining Complies: The proposal includes a high quality
trees and vegetation wherever practical; landscape design to all site boundaries and
between portions of the building that will
incorporate locally endemic plant species to reflect
the natural character and environmental values of
Noosa.
7.7 DEVELOPMENT CODES
In accordance with the applicable Tables of Assessment the following Codes are applicable to the proposal:
Noosaville Locality Code
Business Uses Code
Landscaping Code
Driveways and car parking code
Earthworks code
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