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Performance outcomes                                                Acceptable Outcomes
Noosaville Mainstreet Precinct
PO31                                                                AO31.1
Development:                                                        If in the Noosaville Mainstreet Precinct development ensures
(a)   presents a particularly high quality streetscape with         that the ground storey level of development:
      design elements and building forms that:                      (a)   provides a fine scale built form;
      (i)     contribute to the creation of an attractive,        (b)     incorporates shopfronts with at least 50% transparent
              contemporary coastal built form that defines rather         glazing to provide pedestrian interest and promote active
              than dominates, the street and public spaces                street fronts;
      (ii)    provide a pedestrian friendly facade and              (c)   has building openings overlooking the street;
              incorporates activities located at ground floor level
                                                                    (d)   incorporates indoor/outdoor food and drink outlets and
              to create a vibrant streetscape with high levels of
                                                                          other activities that are likely to foster casual, social and
              activity and casual surveillance; and
                                                                          business activities;
      (iii)   incorporates dense street planting and a variety
                                                                   (e)    visual connection to and interaction with the street; and
              of alfresco dining or sitting areas serving as local
              meeting places                                       (f)    includes the provision of landscaping, shaded seating
                                                                          and consistent footpath treatment that conforms to the
(b)   enables direct visual connection between the street,
                                                                          wider existing or planned streetscape theme.
      footpath and interior of the building
(c)   makes the most of corner sites by addressing both         AO31.2
      frontages;                                                Where fronting Gympie Terrace or Thomas Street spaces
(d)   has a form and architectural scale that does not dominate between the building and the road reserve is not used for car
      the streetscape or the surrounding properties.            parking or vehicular manoeuvring.

                                                                    AO31.3
                                                                    Development on corner sites address both streets by
                                                                    including openings, balconies and architectural features to
                                                                    both frontages. Figure AP3­7A shows corner treatment for
                                                                    buildings requiring active street frontages for Thomas Street
                                                                    and Gympie Terrace.




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