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Noosa Plan Key Codes

of 31
in terms of form, composition and use houses built in or before 1946, sites
of materials.                         subject to the Heritage and
                                      Character Areas Overlay maps (as
                                      mapped in Schedule 2) or where
                                      identified as a heritage site on Figure
                                      7.2.3.4 (Tewantin Framework and
                                      Character Plan).

                                        Editor’s    Note—      Section 8.2.7
                                        (Heritage Overlay code) sets out
                                        requirements for development on
                                        heritage places and in character areas.

                                        AO7.2                                     Complies - all the buildings have
                                        Roof forms use simple, traditional        either a gable or hipped roof with a
                                        Queensland style roof designs,            pitch in excess of 5 degrees.
                                        including gable, hip, pitched, skillion
                                        or multiple gable roof forms with a
                                        roof pitch of no less than five
                                        degrees, examples shown in Figure
                                        AP3­6B.

                                        AO7.3                                   Complies – the rood form of all the
                                        For residential buildings, roof form is buildings will be visible from the street.
                                        visible from the street and not
                                        concealed behind parapets.

                                        AO7.4                                   Complies - the proposal has been
                                        Buildings are designed to:              designed   to  respond   to   the
                                        (a)    suit the local subtropical topography of the site, the character of
                                               climate;                         the local area and local climate
                                        (b)    incorporate          lightweight conditions. The development also
                                               materials such as timber;        provides an attractive landscape
                                        (c)    be elevated above the ground setting for the building.
                                               on sloping or low­lying lots;
                                        (d)    incorporate verandahs, open
                                               balconies with transparent or
                                               open balustrades or shaded
                                               patios for outdoor living; and
                                        (e)    allow for landscaping integrated
                                               with the buildings on site.

                                        AO7.5                               Complies – the proposed layout
                                        Boundary setbacks provide space for provides space for landscaping along
                                        trees between buildings.            the property boundaries.


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Centres and Services
 Performance Outcomes                 Acceptable Outcomes                         Comment
 Centres and Services
 PO8                                                                              Complies
 The Tewantin local plan area is No acceptable outcome provided
 serviced by the following centres
 providing business, entertainment
 and community uses consistent with
 the Noosa Shire Centres Hierarchy:
 (a)     Tewantin District centre;
 (b)     Noosa Outlook Neighbourhood
         centre; and
 (c)     Hilton Terrace Neighbourhood
         centre.
 PO9                                                                              Complies- the proposal will add to the
 Tewantin town centre functions as a  No acceptable outcome provided              range and variety of business uses
 district centre with a wide range of                                             within the town centre.
 business and community functions,

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