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                  (c)   Pathways
                        (i)      Pathways shall be provided in accordance with the ‘desired level of service’ for each road classification and
                                 along key pathway routes as required. The construction standard of concrete pathways shall comply in
                                 alignment and slab thickness with the IPWEA standard drawings.
                        (ii)     Trunk pathways shall be coloured CCS Black or approved Noosa Council equivalent when not in a specific
                                 streetscape palette.

                  (d)   Signage and Line Marking
                        (i)      Signage and line marking shall generally comply with the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices except
                                 where overridden by the ‘Noosa Signage Guidelines’.
                        (ii)     The ‘Noosa Signage Guidelines’ control the design of signs generally below the level of Directional Signage.

                  (e)   Public utilities
                        (i)      The standard service utility allocations are shown on Council’s relevant Standard Drawing. In some cases, in
                                 difficult terrain, common trenching may be permitted.
                        (ii)     The developer shall bear the full cost of all new and altered service necessitated by the development and
                                 arrange all necessary dealings and permits.

                  (f)   Trees, Landscaping and Streetscape
                        (i)      The protection of trees and the enhancement of the environment is a key objective in Noosa so appropriate
                                 landscaping is required for all developments.

                  (g)   Street and Pathway Lighting
                        (i)      Street and Pathway Lighting shall be designed and installed in accordance with Australian Standards (ASNZS
                                 1158.1­4).
                        (ii)     The standard of lighting for each classification of road is outlined in the ‘desired standard of service’.
                                 Pathways lighting standards shall be determined on a case by case basis having regard to environmental
                                 issues, river safety and public intrusion.
                        (iii)    Rate 2 lighting is preferred over Rate 3 lighting.
                        (iv)     Downward lighting is preferred to bollard lighting on pathways.
                        (v)      Council has a range of rate 3 lighting fittings in streetscape centres that must be matched by developers as
                                 necessitated.

                  (h)   Electricity Supply
                        (i)      It is the responsibility of the developer to obtain a certificate of Electricity Supply for the development.
                        (ii)     Underground supply of electricity is to be provided to each new allotment.

                  (i)   Stormwater Drainage
                        (i)      Drainage design and construction shall comply with Queensland Urban Drainage Manual QUDM, excluding
                                 the “Lawful Point of Discharge test” ­ whereby a written discharge approval will NOT be accepted.
                        (ii)     The minimum pipe size permitted in the road reserve is 375 millimetres, and the minimum box culvert is 300
                                 millimetres.
                        (iii)    Stormwater infrastructure shall comply with the relevant IPWEA and TMR standard drawings.
                        (iv)     Kerb entry catchpit without grates are the desired style of pit for cycling safety and to display Council’s
                                 environmental messages in the lids.
                        (v)      Stormwater drainage easements shall be dedicated in favour of Council, excluding inter allotment drainage,
                                 over all drain lines in private property. The width of the easement shall be a minimum of 4.0 metres wide and
                                 increased when the depth of the pipe warrants or for multiple pipes the easement shall be pipe width plus
                                 600 millimetres each side.
                        (vi)     Dissipaters, silt traps, oil arrestors and wetland basins shall be required as appropriate to reduce the impact
                                 of development on the natural environment.
                        (vii)    Catchpit to catchpit connections are permitted in the head of catchments to avoid manhole lids in the driving
                                 lane.
                        (viii)   Deflections in pipelines to be desirably less than 45 degrees.
                        (ix)     Saltwater cover class pipes are to be used in all tidal areas.
                        (x)      Pipe classes shall comply with Australian Standards in terms of cover.


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