20517 App Q.pdf [As Published] · 132007.1259

VISITOR ACCOMMODATION CODE

Performance Criteria and Acceptable Solutions

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SPECIFIC OUTCOMES aeene esses) SOLUTIONS COMMENTS COUNCIL USE ONLY
04 v The proposed visitor accommodation is consistent with the use of
Visitor accommodation is at a scale and nature No solution provided the site for low cost, family oriented holiday accommodation. The
complementary and respectful to its surroundings proposal will not unduly result in amenity impacts on surrounding
and does not unduly impact on adjacent or land uses, and has been designed to minimise visual impact to its
surrounding land uses or the amenity of the surroundings.
surrounding area.
Mitigation of noise impacts v

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Development is designed and sited to avoid

adverse noise impacts associated with

neighbouring noise sources by—

(a) locating the use away from major noise
sources such as busy roads or rail corridors:
or

(b} applying appropriate noise attenuation
measures into the development.

$5.1

Visitor accommodation is not located along parts

of the major road network which have a legal speed
limit of 80km/hr or above, and is setback 40m from

the North Coast railway line.

The commercial components of the proposal have been oriented
towards David Low Way. Accommodation components of the
proposal have been set back from the roadway, protecting future
guests from associated noise impacts. The speed limit along David
Low Way in front of the subject site 60km/hr reducing down
40km/hr towards the roundabout to the north.

 

   

  

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Water supply and conservation
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$6.1 NIA The subject site is located in a water service area.
An adequate, safe and reliable water supply is Where the premises is not in a water service area,
available to the premises; and the premises are provided with a reliable supply of

potable water that includes onsite storage of at

least 4,000 litres per guest accommodated on the

premises; or
07 $7.1 NA

On-site water storage is designed and operated to
support the efficient use of water.

 

If in a designated rainwater tank area as identified
on Map 1 of Schedule 8, visitor accommodation
that qualifies as class 1A or 1B structures under the
Building Code of Australia has a rainwater tank or
tanks in accordance with Schedule 8.

 

 

The subject site is located in a water service area

 

 

 

1 Solution:  ¥ = Acceptable Solution
AJS = Alternative Solution

N/A = Not applicable to this proposal

20517 - Essence of Peregian

Commenced 3" February 2006 - Updated October 2006

Appendix Q
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