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20220728 Ltr Negotiated Decision Notice 17-19 Noosaville
Attached to the e-mail MCU21/0146 - Representations.
Figure 1 & 2: Type 2A and image of wall to room Source: Mode
The motivation for condition 5 emerged from Council, who said1:
“It is concerning that within a number of the 2-bedroom apartments, the second bedroom is
positioned at the rear of the apartments, directly abutting the central circulation spine. It would
appear that no windows are proposed to these bedrooms. Certainly, the fire egress
requirements in the building code will prevent having operable windows to these bedrooms. The
lack of ventilation and daylight access to these bedrooms is not an acceptable outcome, from a
resident amenity perspective.”
Council also claimed the internal bedroom did not achieve compliance with PO8 of the Sustainable
Building Design Code, which forms part of Noosa Plan 2020.
PO8, AO8.1 and AO8.2 are reproduced below.
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
Building design
PO8 AO8.1
Development – Development provides a detailed
assessment including supporting
(a) orientates buildings and windows documents, demonstrating the means by
to make the most of prevailing which the design meets PO8.
winds, natural ventilation and cross
breezes; AO8.2
Development demonstrates a measured
(b) maximises shade to east and west equivalent to a 5-star Green Star rating.
walls;
Editor’s note–The publications Design and
(c) contains an open and permeable Companion, prepared by the State of
built form that connects indoor and Queensland, provide climate responsive
outdoor spaces in an integrated design principles for development in south
design; east Queensland. Council encourages
building and landscape designers to
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Email Noel Robinson dated 2 February 2022
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