MCU14/0106 & OPW15/0001 Town Planning Report & Appendix A Code Compliance

                                                                                                          Town Planning Report
                           28 Eenie Creek Road, Noosaville and parts of the road reserves of Hofmann Drive and Walter Hay Drive



6.7.15        Water Sensitive Design Code
The proposed development achieves compliance, or can achieve compliance, with all applicable Probable
Solutions of the Water Sensitive Design Code. Alternative Solutions are only proposed where an applicable
Probable Solution is not provided. The proposal therefore achieves compliance with all Specific Outcomes and
the Water Sensitive Design Code as a whole.

6.7.16        Water Supply and Sewerage Reticulation Code
The proposed development achieves compliance, or can achieve compliance, with most of the applicable
Probable Solutions of the Water Supply and Sewerage Reticulation Code.
In some instances Alternative Solutions to the provided Probable Solutions are proposed. Alternative Solutions
are proposed in relation to Probable Solutions S5.1-5.4, S6.1, S12.1-12.4 and S13.1.
In all other instances Alternative Solutions are only proposed where an applicable Probable Solution is not
provided.
All Alternative Solutions provided demonstrate that the proposed development achieves compliance with the
corresponding Specific Outcome of the code.
The proposal therefore achieves compliance with all Specific Outcomes and the Water Supply and Sewerage
Reticulation Code as a whole.

6.8           Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design Guidelines for
              Queensland
The Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design (CPTED) Guidelines for Queensland provide a range
of key planning and design principles which are intended to guide private and public development to maximise
safety and crime prevention within urban environments.
Part A outlines the key principles underpinning the CPTED concept. Of particular relevance to the proposed
development are:
         the overarching principles and actions provided in Chapter 3;
         the specific principles and actions applying to the design of buildings provided in Chapter 6, Part 2;
          and
         the specific principles and actions applying to the design of centres provided in Chapter 6, Part 4.
A detailed response to the relevant principles and actions of the CPTED guidelines is provided in Appendix
A.
In order to provide a response to the principles and actions, the actions have been taken to provide a way of
achieving each corresponding principle. The below sections provide a summary of the proposal’s compliance
with these provisions.

6.8.1         Important Principles and Guiding Ideas
The proposed development achieves compliance, or can achieve compliance, with each action of the
Important Principles and Guiding Ideas chapter of the CPTED guidelines.

6.8.2         The Design of Buildings
The proposed development achieves compliance, or can achieve compliance, with each action of The
Design of Buildings part of the CPTED guidelines.

6.8.3         The Design of Centres
The proposed development achieves compliance with each action of The Design of Centres part of the
CPTED guidelines.




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