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Performance Outcomes                                             Acceptable Outcomes
PO37                                                             AO37.1
Where residential development is proposed:                       Development provides for one or more of the following
(a)    it is provided for in mixed use buildings with small      residential activities, in the form of small dwellings only and
      dwellings, where such activities are ancillary to and      accommodated in a mixed­use building format:
      support the predominant business functions of the          (a)    one caretaker’s accommodation unit;
      zone; or                                                   (b)    dwelling unit (e.g. shop top housing);
(b)    with a frontage to Bottlebrush Avenue, it is provided for (c)    dual occupancies;
       in mixed use buildings with small dwellings and
                                                                 (d)    multiple dwellings.
       incorporate land uses such as offices and health care
       services to limit amenity impacts on the adjacent
       residential development.                                  AO37.2
                                                                 Ground floor uses are predominately business activities,
                                                                 entertainment activities or community activities.
PO38                                                             AO38
Residential uses within the centre do not interrupt the          Any residential activities are located above or behind ground
continuity of the streetscape or the active, pedestrian focus of floor business or community activities.
the street frontage.
PO39
Residential uses:                                                No acceptable outcome provided
(a)   have separate identifiable, well lit and safe pedestrian
      access to building entries and dwellings; and
(b)   clearly identify private residential space by using
      features such as low walls, changes in surface texture
      or other landscape treatments.




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