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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
6C The design and management of places developed in an integrated manner, minimising the possibility of
should provide a variety of routes and other isolated places.
ways to avoid potential or actual problems.
6.3 Design landscaping, walls, fences, buildings, passages, R6.3 Complies with 6.3
bridges, tunnels and street furniture (and maybe public art) to The proposed expansion is designed, through built form and
6D The pursuit of safety should be delivered in avoid hidden places close to paths or hidden corners, blind
ways consistent with the purpose of the landscape features, to prevent places of concealment or blind spots.
spots or bends that create places of concealment which Key features include defined, straight and highly visible mall areas
place. prevent surveillance and limit choices. and landscaped and visible external pedestrian space.
Refer to Appendix B – Architectural Drawings and Architectural
Design Report and Appendix C – Landscape Concept.
6.4 Ensure lighting is adequate to permit surveillance and R6.4 Will Comply with 6.4
designed not to create strong shadows producing dark Appropriate lighting will be provided.
places (without setting out to “turn night into day” or being so
excessive as to interfere with the appropriate amenity of
neighbours).
6.5 Avoid where possible pedestrian/cyclist tunnels, bridges or R6.5 Complies with 6.5
other movement predictors (especially closed ones) which The proposed expansion does not include external pedestrian
limit surveillance and response options. bridges or tunnels.
6.6 Where vulnerable places cannot be designed, activated or R6.6 Can Comply with 6.6
actively guarded to make them sufficiently safe, be prepared Where necessary, formal access control measures deemed will be
to limit or preclude access to them (for example, locking up implemented.
botanical gardens or some shopping arcades after hours).
6.7 In particularly vulnerable places, be prepared to support R6.7 Can Comply with 6.6
CPTED principles with mechanical and organised Where necessary, mechanical and organised professional
professional surveillance. surveillance will be provided.
December 2014 Cardno HRP A137
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