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g) setout certificate if the footing inspection was not conducted by the Private Certifier; h) certificate of compliance with Energy Efficiency Provisions of BCA Volume 2; i) certificate of compliance with Part 4.1 QDC Sustainable buildings plumbing and electrical items. j)_ certificate of compliance with Acoustic requirements, if applicable (notation will be on architectural plans if applicable) k) surveyors certificate confirming minimum floor level, if applicable (notation will be on architectural plans if applicable) 24. DRIVEWAY It is recommended that the driveway has a maximum grade of 1 in 5 with a transition area at the top and bottom. Transition areas should be designed to prevent the underside of vehicles from scrapping, and compliance with relevant Local Government driveway / crossover standard details. 25. QUEENSLAND DEVELOPMENT CODE PART MP 4.1 SUSTAINABLE BUILDINGS New Class 1 buildings are subject to water and energy efficiency measures, performance requirement (PR) 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8 respectively. New sole-occupancy units of new Class 2 buildings are subject to water and energy efficiency measures, performance requirement PR 2, 4, 6-11 respectively. a) Existing Class 1 buildings at time of renovation and / or other renovation are subject to water and energy efficiency measures PR 1, 3, 5 respectively. Existing sole-occupancy units in existing Class 2 buildings at time of renovation and / or other renovation are subject to water and energy efficiency measures PR 2, 4 respectively. The following are acceptable solutions (A) for performance requirements (PR) mentioned above. The numbers of acceptable solutions (A) correspond with the performance requirements (PR). At. 1. Aclass 1 building, including an enclosed class 10a building attached to a class 1 building complies with: a) parts 3.12.1, 3.12.2, 3.12.3, and 3.12.4 of the BCA 2010 (Volume 2) except, for buildings in climate zones 1 and 2, disregard 3.12.1.5(a) (i) and (iii); or b) _ verification using a reference building in accordance with V2.6.2.2 of the BCA 2010 (Volume 2); or c) a software rating of not less than 6 stars; or d) _ inclimate zones 1, 2 and 5, a combination of a software rating of not less than 4.5 stars and a nominal credit obtained under (2) to reach a total of 6 stars; or e) _ in climate zone 3, a combination of a software rating of not less than 5 stars and a nominal credit obtained under (2) to reach a total of 6 stars; or f) part 3.12 of the BCA 2009 (Volume 2), where a nominal credit of not less than 1 star is obtained under (2) 2. For the purposed of (1)(d)-(f) the following nominal credits apply: a) 0.5 star where a building includes an outdoor living area, the roof covering of which achieves a Total R Value of at least 1.5 downward heat flow; b) 1 star where a building includes an outdoor living area the roof covering of which achieves a Total R Value of at least 1.5 for downward heat flow and the outdoor living area includes a permanently installed ceiling fan with a speed controller and a blade rotation diameter of not less than 200mm; ¢) 1 star where a building has a solar photovoltaic system of at least 1kW in capacity (maximum power output) installed. A2. 1. The thermal performance of sole occupancy units in class 2 buildings complies with JV1 of the BCA 2009 (Volume 1) except that: a) for JV1(a)(i) each sole occupancy unit has a software rating of not less than 4 stars and; b) for JV1(a)(ii) the average software rating of all sole occupancy units is not less than 5 star; and c) _ the deemed to satisfy provisions of Section J of the BCA 2009 (Volume 1) have no effect for sole occupancy units 2. For the purposes of calculating the average software rating under A2(1 )(b) of all sole occupancy units of a class 2 building in climate zones 4 or 2 the following credits apply towards the software rating for each sole occupancy unit; a) 0.5 star where a sole occupancy unit includes an outdoor living area, the roof covering of which achieves a Total R Value of 1.5 for downward heat flow; or b) 1 star where a sole occupancy unit includes an outdoor living area that has at least one permanently fixed ceiling fan with a speed controller and a blade rotation diameter of not less than 900mm and the roof covering achieves a Total R Value of 1.5 for downward heat flow 3. To achieve a credit under A2 (2)(b) an air-conditioner that services any room directly adjacent to an outdoor living area must automatically shut down when an external door that provides access to the outdoor living area is open for more than,1 minute. A3. Class 1 buildings, including a verandah, balcony or an enclosed class 10a building attached to a class 1 building, have: a) _ artificial lighting that complies with Part 3.12.5.5 of BCA 2010 (Volume 2); or b) Energy efficient lighting for a minimum of 80 percent of total fixed artificial lighting. Ad. Sole occupancy units of class 2 buildings, including a verandah, balcony or an enclosed class 10a building attached to a class 2 building, have energy efficient lighting for a minimum of 80 percent of total fixed artificial lighting AS. A water heater in a hot water supply system can be an electrical resistance heater or any other type of heater. A6. In class 1 and class 2 buildings, in areas serviced by water service provider, all shower rosees have a minimum 3 star Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards rating A7. In class 1 and class 2 buildings, in areas serviced by a water service provider, all toilets cisterns; a) have a dual flush function and have a minimum 4 star Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards rating; and b) are compatible with the size of the toilet bow! to allow for proper functioning of the toilet A8.In class 1 and class 2 buildings, in areas serviced by a water service provider, tap ware with a minimum 3 star Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards rating serves: a) laundry tubs; and b) _ kitchen sinks; and ¢) basins AQ. Each meterable premises has an electricity sub-meter installed which measures only the electricity supplied to that meterable premises. A10. The electricity sub-meter is: a) _ installed in a common area; and b) free of hindrance or obstruction to a person authorised to rear and/or maintain the electricity sub-meter A11. A meter label identifying which meterable premises it is associated with is affixed or located adjacent to the electricity sub-meter for each meterable premises. 26. STATEMENT OF INSPECTIONS - CLASS 1A & 10 STRUCTURES Prior to the issue of the ‘Statement of Inspections’ for the completion of the structure, all siteworks in relation to Unprotected Embankment surface water drainage around or under the building and retaining walls will need to be completed, all relevant requested certificates submitted to SBA and all conditions of approval will need to have been complied with. $BA2017-2468 Page 6 Planning Act Form 2 — Decision notice (approval) Version 1.0—3 July 2017
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