Appendix B Code Compliance Statements · MCU22/0038

Noosa Business Centre – Lot 22 Medihub                                                                                                        Noosa Plan 2006 dated June 2018

                                                                                                              Compliance
 Specific Outcomes                                   Probable Solutions                                                  Response
                                                                                                              ü/û/NA
        architecture of the associated building;             minimum vertical gap of 500mm;and
  b)    outdoor dining adds to the                    d)     if detachable or collapsible, are only
        landscaped streetscape without                       used during inclement weather;
        increasing perceivedbuilding bulk;           AND
  c)    temporary walls or roofs are stored when     S7.2
        notin use and secured at all times;          Roof, walls or other structures do not
  d)    adequate air movement is available; and      extend beyond the boundaries of the premises;
  e)    structures do not impede the                 AND
        movement ofpedestrians or vehicles;
 AND                                                 S7.3
                                                     The outdoor dining area complies with Planning
                                                     Scheme Policy PSP14 Outdoor Dining.

 O8                                                  S8.1
 Adequate clearways and head clearance are           Roof structures over outdoor dining areas have
 provided to allow safe movement of users of the     a minimum clearance height of
 premises.                                           2.1m.
 Car Parking                                         S9.1                                                        ü       Compliant - Specific Outcome
 O9                                                  Off street carparking is provided at a rate of 1 space
 Sufficient carparking is available to accommodate                                                                       The development is proposed to provide 99 car parking
                                                     per 20m2 of gross floor area;
 the number and type of vehicleslikely to be                                                                             spaces in lieu of required 109 spaces. However, it is
 generated by the uses on the site                                                                                       understood that Council is anticipating to alter the
                                                                                                                         parking requirements within the Noosa Business Centre
                                                                                                                         as part of the structure plan amendments that is
                                                                                                                         currently being discussed to apply the parking
                                                                                                                         requirements for Noosa Function to the Noosa Business
                                                                                                                         Centre. Considering this and the anticipated changes, it
                                                                                                                         is determined that the proposed number of car parking
                                                                                                                         is consistent with the anticipated changes. Please refer
                                                                                                                         to the attached Appendix E – Traffic Impact Statement
                                                                                                                         Report.




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