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Code Assessment
AO7.5 Buildings are designed to: Not applicable
1. reflect the traditional
Queensland vernacular;
2. suit the local subtropical
climate;
3. incorporate lightweight
materials such as timber;
4. be elevated above the
ground on sloping or
low-lying lots;
5. incorporate open verandahs,
open balconies with
transparent or open
balustrades or shaded patios
for outdoor living; and
6. allow for landscaping
integrated with the buildings
on site.
Editor’s note—Refer to Figure
AP3-6B for examples of traditional
Queensland vernacular design.
AO7.6 Boundary setbacks provide
Complies with AO7.6
space for trees between buildings.
Consistent with the setback
requirements for industrial
zoned land.
PO8 Cooroy town centre functions No acceptable outcome provided Not applicable
as a district centre with a wide
range of business and community
functions, servicing Cooroy and
surrounding hinterland
communities.
PO9 Maple Street and Emerald AO9 Development maintains the Not applicable
Street function as traditional primacy of Maple Street and
pedestrian orientated main Emerald Street as attractive and
streets and are the primary retail pedestrian-friendly main streets
and commercial focus of the with a concentration of retail and
town. commercial uses.
PO10 Development in the District AO10 Development in the District Not applicable
Centre zone: Centre zone:
1. is sympathetic to the 1. respects the layout, scale
country town character and and character of
identity of Cooroy; development on adjoining
sites;
2. complements the traditional
built form, street pattern 2. provides detailing and
and streetscape; articulation for horizontal
emphasis including awnings,
3. is low-set single or double
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