Updated Planning Report - Foster and Black Noosa · 51901.4863.08

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4.2.5 Applicable Codes

An assessment against the applicable codes is attached to this report (Attached Code Assessment)
which are as follows:

    •    Applicable Zone Code
            o Tourist Accommodation Zone Code
    •    Applicable Use Code (Existing Food and Drink Outlet – No Change of Use)
            o Business Activities Code
    •    Applicable Works Codes
            o Driveway & Parking Code (N/A no change of use and no changes to parking proposed)
            o Earthworks Code (N/A no earthworks proposed)
            o Existing Services Code (N/A no changes to stormwater drainage)
            o Fire Services for Common Private Title Code (N/A no changes to hydrants or roads)
            o Landscaping Code (N/A no changes to landscaping)
            o Sustainable Building Desing Code
            o Transport Code (N/A no changes to parking or transport)
            o Water Quality and Drainage Code (N/A no changes to stormwater)
            o Waterways Works Code (N/A no waterways works proposed)
            o Waste Management Code

In summary, the proposal complies with the relevant Acceptable Outcomes of the relevant codes and
is seen as a desirable outcome for the subject site – please refer to attached Code Assessment Tables.
The proposed works retain the retail activity of the subject tenancy and represents ongoing investment
in the area with a high level of visual interest provided to the external façades. In developing the design
of the proposed shopfront, the designers have been considerate of the existing uniform shopfronts of
neighbouring sites. It is considered that the provision of high levels of glazing that has been
implemented is in keeping with the look of the modernised shopfronts and contributes to high levels of
casual surveillance and active street frontage outcomes. It is seen that the proposed design facilitates
a high level of pedestrian amenity and pedestrian convenience, with the shopfront actively engaging
with the established mall precinct.




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