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Appendix B Noosaville Locality Code
Appendix B Noosaville Locality Code Development Permit for Material Change of Use for Commercial Business Type 1 Office at 195 Weyba Road Noosaville described as Lot 0 on BUP102401 Specific Outcomes and Probable Solutions for the Neighbourhood Centre Zone Table. 11.18 Column 1 Column 2 Column 3 Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions (if code assessable) Compliance Amenity O68 The Neighbourhood Centre Zone No solution provided Complies – proposed use for commercial activities accommodates a range of Business Uses and that will service the area. Community Uses that provide for the immediate needs of nearby residents, and dining opportunities, in a manner that does not impact on nearby residential amenity through excessive traffic, noise, artificial lighting, fumes or the loss of privacy; AND O69 Buildings are sited and oriented to minimise Complies - Service facilities are provided to the the potential for overlooking the private open southern portion of building adjoining the space of adjacent Residential Uses; AND residential dwelling which will maintain privacy. O70 Fencing, landscaping and screening are used to mitigate potential privacy impacts on adjoining Residential Uses Streetscape character and use mix O71 Buildings and structures are sited and S71.1 Ground floor premises provide Complies designed to— for a minimum 50% glazing to shop a) be consistent with the bulk and scale of fronts to create active building fronts. buildings on adjoining and nearby land; S71.2 The combined total gross floor Complies – total gross floor area of 340m2 b) integrate with the established pattern and area for Commercial businesses, proposed for site including 261m2 of existing floor scale of the neighbourhood centre; Entertainment and dining businesses area and 79m2 of new floor area. c) present a high quality streetscape Type 1, Retail businesses and incorporating consistent built elements that Ancillary dwelling units does not define the street and public spaces as well as exceed 600m2 create human scale and visual interest; S71.3 The total gross floor area for d) contribute to their setting including the skyline; Education Type 1 does not exceed e) present subtle changes in colours, textures 500m2 . and materials to break up the building façades; S72.1 No solution provided f) integrating signage with the building design; g) integrating landscaping into the building design and car parking areas; and h) retaining and providing areas for outdoor dining and meeting opportunities on the ground level. O72 Bulky and obtrusive structures, including plant and equipment, storage areas, garbage collection areas and off street parking areas are screened to reduce their visual impacts. External covered spaces O73 Pedestrian walkways and spaces are S73.1 Awnings over pedestrian Complies - awning to be provided across front of designed and located to— areas— building. a) provide shelter from excessive sunlight and a) are provided along the full frontage inclement weather; and of the building, where no other b) have adequate floor to ceiling height to— weather protection is provided for i) allow natural light to pass through to internal pedestrians as part of the building spaces; design; ii) create intimate spaces; and b) are at least 2.5m in depth, iii) create active building fronts that maximise extending from the façade of the opportunities for casual surveillance. building towards the kerb alignment; and c) are no lower than 2.7m and no higher than 3m in height. Page 7
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