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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
2.7 Locate and clearly define building entries on the main street R2.7 Complies with 2.7
frontage and design them to be: The main entries to the expansion are visible from semi-public areas
visible from the street and are easily identifiable as a result of building design and
landscape features. Signage and lighting will be provided where
well identified by legible signage (day and night,
appropriate and necessary, particularly to avoid concealment spots.
and from the street)
Refer to Appendix B – Architectural Drawings and Architectural
well-lit internally and externally Design Report and Appendix C – Landscape Concept.
without physical or lighting concealment spots
adjacent to the public realm, and
with lobbies visible from outside.
2.8 Locate and design staff entrances, if separate from public R2.8 Will Comply with 2.8
entrances, to be: The location of staff entrances to the proposal will be determined as
well-lit part of the detailed design of the expansion. Staff entrances will be
collocated with public entrances where possible and practical. Where
preferably also on main street frontages
separate entrances are required, they will be located to maximising
overlooked from within the building and if possible overlooking and surveillance opportunities. Lighting will be provided
also from the public realm, and where necessary and appropriate.
with an overlooked, well-lit and thoughtfully
designed route to car parking or the general public
realm.
2.9 Thoughtfully manage the balance between physically “target R2.9 Will Comply with 2.9
hardening” the building at ground level with security details The proposed expansion has been designed to minimise the amount
(such as grilles, solid shutters, locks and other “fortress like” of formal access control measures required. Interventions such as
responses) and the need to contribute to the safety of the security grills and solid shutters will only be provided where
adjoining public realm. necessary to maximise the safety of people and property.
2.10 Manage, reduce or prevent the extent to which a building R2.10 Complies with 2.10
looks so closed up that surveillance of the adjoining public The proposed expansion is not visible from the public domain. From
realm is unlikely. the semi-public domain (internal roads and parking areas), a range
of land uses, with differing activity levels during different times of the
day and night are provided to increase the use of the expansion,
avoiding the appearance of disuse for the majority of the day.
Refer to Appendix B – Architectural Drawings and Architectural
Design Report and Appendix C – Landscape Concept.
2.11 Ensure essential services (like public toilets and parking for R2.11 Will Comply with 2.11
the disabled) and confined circulation systems (such as Essential services will be appropriately designed to incorporate
ramps, lifts, escalators and stairs) are located and designed features to increase safety and surveillance.
in secure accessible areas or protected by activity or
surveillance.
2.12 Thoughtfully manage the balance between a building’s R2.12-2.13 Complies with 2.12 and 2.13
functional need in some Queensland climates (for example,
December 2014 Cardno HRP A139
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