2020-07-16 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 5 - Final Noosa Plan 2020 Part 8-10 Schedules & Appendix

  Performance outcomes                                                 Acceptable Outcomes
  an optimum degree of independence for people with disabilities,      accessible for people with physical disabilities through:
  seniors, or people requiring assisted living.                        (a)   providing an accessible path of travel from the footpath or
                                                                             car parking area to the front entry of the residential building;
                                                                       (b)   incorporating the kitchen, living/dining area, at least one
                                                                             bedroom, a bathroom, and the laundry on the ground floor if
                                                                             the residential building spans two or more storeys in
                                                                             height;
                                                                       (c)   providing 1.2 metre wide passageway and doorways of at
                                                                             least 920 millimetres wide and level entry thresholds to all
                                                                             accessible rooms on the ground floor; and
                                                                       (d)   ensuring ground floor kitchen and bathroom facilities are
                                                                             accessible or have sufficient physical dimensions to allow
                                                                             for wheelchair access.

                                                                       Editor’s Note—Compliance with this acceptable outcome can be
                                                                       achieved by meeting the planning and design standards and key
                                                                       design elements of PDA guideline no. 02 Accessible housing
                                                                       published by the Queensland Department of Infrastructure, Local
                                                                       Government and Planning May 2015
  PO14                                                                 AO14
  Buildings and outdoor spaces are designed to allow for natural       Development of the site enhances:
  surveillance without adversely impacting the privacy of on­site or   (a)   opportunities for passive surveillance of common spaces
  adjoining residents.                                                       including providing well­lit, active and overlooked places
                                                                             and routes;
                                                                       (b)   legibility of the site and ease of navigation;
                                                                       (c)   clear distinction between public and private spaces; and
                                                                       (d)   ease of maintenance.

                                                                       Editor’s Note—development should comply with the principles of
                                                                       Crime Prevention through Environmental Design ­ Guidelines for
                                                                       Queensland
  PO15                                                                 AO15.1
  Development, including entrance ways and outdoor spaces are          The main entrance is clearly identifiable and visible from the
  designed to protect the personal security and safety of residents    street, footpath, visitor car parking areas and driveway.
  as well as legitimate site visitors.
                                                                       AO15.2
                                                                       The internal path network has clear sightlines to the main entry
                                                                       and street access points.

                                                                       AO15.3
                                                                       Visitors have direct access to the main entrance without passing
                                                                       through private outdoor living areas.
  PO16                                                                 AO16.1
  Building and access works are located, designed and sited to         The residential use has access to a reliable alternative power
  protect persons (including residents with limited mobility) and      supply in the event of prolonged power outage or disconnection
  property in the event of a natural disaster, emergency or power      from grid supplied electricity.
  failure.
                                                                       AO16.2
                                                                       The residential use is designed, constructed and operated so as
                                                                       to allow residents and staff including mobility impaired persons to
                                                                       take shelter on site from severe weather events or floods.

                                                                       AO16.3
                                                                       At a minimum,Residential Care facilities, Retirement facilities and



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