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MCU14/0106 & OPW15/0001 Town Planning Report & Appendix A Code Compliance
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Town Planning Report
28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville and parts of the road reserves of Hofmann Drive and Walter Hay Drive
Principles Actions Response
associated built environments must be The proposed expansion will be managed to ensure that a range of
promoted to encourage a level of shared land uses is provided. Flexibility in relation to approved uses is
responsibility for their security. sought in the granting of a development approval in order to allow
this to occur.
4.2 Design and manage to promote a sense of pride in the R4.2 Not Applicable
community’s public assets. Public assets are not proposed as part of the expansion.
4.3 Design and manage to create opportunities for social contact R4.3 Complies with 4.3
and, through that, the building of social capital. The proposed expansion is designed to form a place of social
meeting and central activity in the broader locality. The proposed
development therefore promotes the building of social capital.
4.4 Build coalitions and alliances between agencies and key R4.4 Will Comply with 4.4
stakeholders with responsibilities for the public realm or The proposed expansion will be appropriately managed, including
particular precincts (for example, the main shopping street or through ongoing engagement with relevant stakeholders, where
recreational area) that develop and manage, on an inter- appropriate.
disciplinary and shared basis, community ownership and
safety strategies.
4.5 Recognise the needs and aspirations of as many groups R4.5 Complies with 4.5
within the community as possible in both the design and the The proposed expansion intends to provide a range of land uses to
management of the built environment, such as older people, suit the needs of a number of different societal groups. Flexibility is
women, ethnic or cultural groups, youth, those with sought in the approved uses for the expansion in order to allow the
disabilities and others. use of the expansion to respond to the changing needs of the
community.
4.6 Develop safety strategies that celebrate and build on (and do R4.6 Not Applicable
not alienate) the cultural and heritage strengths and icons of
the community.
4.7 Involve the community in enhancements (including new R4.7 Can Comply with 4.7
public art) and changes to their urban environments, Public involvement in the expansion’s development and
particularly those in which a great deal of pride and use is management will be sought where practical and appropriate.
present.
4.8 Take care not to alienate (by use or design) the R4.8 Complies with 4.8
neighbourhoods that surround key community places to The design and use of the proposed expansion is responsive to the
avoid their withdrawing their engagement or support. surrounding community.
4.9 Engage media agencies in dialogue to encourage reporting R4.9 Can Comply with 4.9
that promotes community activities and spirit and, where
appropriate, negotiate on reporting that might negatively
influence the appropriate use and safety of public places.
5. Management
5A Places must be designed and detailed to 5.1 Design places with sturdy materials and fittings that are not R5.1 Will Comply with 5.1
minimise damage and the need for undue flimsy, fragile or inappropriately removable, but without Materials will be selected based on their ability to balance structural
maintenance, without undermining the resorting to harsh materials, “industrial strength” fittings or and aesthetic considerations.
December 2014 Cardno HRP A135
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