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12. OBoat Hire - Noosa Plan Codes
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Log in to see the plans as drawnPerformance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comments
Building Design and streetscape
the violet, blue, green and yellow
green side of the spectrum as
well as greys or browns including
low gloss metal finishes. Broad
expanses of a single colour are
less desirable and where possible
should be broken up by other
colours or design elements.
Whites or bright colours should
be restricted to trimming.
AO19.3
Structures, improvements and
public art are subtle and sensitive
to the environment and local
character.
Roof form Not applicable:
PO20 AO20
Roof forms contribute positively The main roof of the building has The redevelopment does not
to the local skyline and do not a roof pitch no less than 5 include any roof form.
present an appearance of degrees and incorporates
excessive bulk to adjacent sites minimum 600 millimetre eaves.
or public spaces around the site.
PO21 AO21 Not applicable:
Buildings, structures and site Site facilities provide for
facilities provide equitable access equitable access, safety and The redevelopment is a private
and comfort for all members of comfort for all anticipated site commercial enterprise and not
the community including seniors, users. for public use. It has been
families with young children, and designed with all of the relevant
people with disability or mobility Australian Standards required.
impairment.
PO22 AO22 Not applicable:
Different styles of seating and A reasonable level of shade is
shaded spaces are provided for provided over public facilities The redevelopment does not
comfort and to promote social (such as seating, tables and involve any roof or shade
interaction. chairs and playground structure. Such coverings are
equipment) to improve the not permitted for this type of
amenity and aesthetics of the development under the
facilities and filter or block requirements of the Prescribed
ultraviolet radiation. Tidal Works Code.
Editor’s Note— Design
considerations for creating shade
at public facilities is available
from Queensland Health, specific
to facilities such as sporting
grounds, public pools and parks
and recreation areas.
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