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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 4 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 8-9 Schedule Appendix Track Change version
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and Drainage Code.
PO18
Parking areas are designed to ensure drainage without the use No acceptable outcome provided
of pumps or other electrical apparatus.
PO19 AO19
Site layout and building design provides for soft landscaping to Below ground components of buildings, including carparks, do
be established. not extend beyond the above ground footprint to allow for the
provision of landscaping, particularly within building setbacks.
Table 9.4.1.4 Minimum parking requirements including end of trip facilities
Column 1 Column 2
Use Requirements for parking of vehicles and end of trip facilities
Notes—
1. Where the number of spaces required is not a whole number, the number of spaces to be provided is the next highest whole
number.
2. Parking (car, motorcycle, bicycle) spaces where required ‘per m²’, is calculated from gross floor area unless otherwise
specified.
3. Should there be a conflict between parking rates, the higher parking rate applies.
4. Any use not specified in Column 1 of this table shall provide sufficient spaces to accommodate the number of vehicles likely to
be parked at any one time.
5. For a complementary use the car parking rate is as per the industry activity rate.
Accommodation activities
Caretaker’s accommodation One covered space
Community residence In accordance with the Planning Regulation 2017
Dual occupancy (a) Two covered spaces; and
(b) One additional space
Dwelling house excluding a Two covered spaces
secondary dwelling
Editor’s Note—For clarification, three spaces are required in total for a dwelling house
which includes a secondary dwelling, otherwise two spaces are required for the dwelling
house only.
Dwelling house including a (a) Two covered spaces; and
secondary dwelling
(b) One additional space
Dwelling unit One covered space per dwelling unit.
Homebased business If:
(a) a bed and breakfast— one space per guest bedroom; or
(b) otherwise—
(i) two spaces plus one space per employee, or
(ii) where involving classes, sufficient parking to accommodate one car per two
attendees; and
(iii) client/customer parking may be in tandem to resident parking.
Note— spaces for Homebased businesses are additional to that required for the
dwelling.
Multiple dwelling If small dwellings:
(a) within a centre zone— one covered space perup dwellingto two bedrooms and two
covered spaces for three or more bedrooms ; or
(b) within all other zones—
(i) one covered space perup dwelling;to two bedrooms and two covered
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