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Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
PO21 AO21.1
Buildings and structures are low rise and unobtrusive, respond Buildings are of a lightweight construction and incorporate
to the landscape and landform character and incorporate high natural sustainable materials where possible, including natural
quality building and landscape design consistent with the timber and natural rock.
character of open space in Noosa Shire.
Editor’s Note— By way of example, rock facing or mass rock
walls are used rather than rendered block.
AO21.2
Buildings and structures incorporate colours and textures that
blend with and complement the natural setting through low
reflective surfaces and timbers that can fade to grey without
requiring high maintenance.
Editor’s Note— Colours and materials that blend well with the
colours and hues of the surrounding vegetation and landscape
without causing glare or reflection are likely to be in the violet,
blue, green and yellow green side of the spectrum as well as
greys or browns including low gloss metal finishes. Broad
expanses of a single colour are less desirable and where
possible should be broken up by other colours or design
elements. Whites or bright colours should be restricted to
trimming.
AO21.3
Structures, improvements and public art are subtle and
sensitive to the environment and local character.
Roof form
PO22 AO22
Roof forms contribute positively to the local skyline and do not The main roof of the building has a roof pitch no less than 5
present an appearance of excessive bulk to adjacent sites or degrees and incorporates minimum 600 millimetre eaves.
public spaces around the site.
Editor’s Note — a 450 millimetre eave with a 150 millimetre
gutter meets a 600 millimetre eave requirement.
PO23 AO23
Buildings, structures and site facilities provide equitable Site facilities provide for equitable access, safety and comfort
access and comfort for all members of the community for all anticipated site users.
including seniors, families with young children, and people
with disability or mobility impairment.
PO24 AO24
Different styles of seating and shaded spaces are provided for A reasonable level of shade is provided over public facilities
comfort and to promote social interaction. (such as seating, tables and chairs and playground
equipment) to improve the amenity and aesthetics of the
facilities and filter or block ultraviolet radiation.
Editor’s Note— Design considerations for creating shade at
public facilities is available from Queensland Health, specific
to facilities such as sporting grounds, public pools and parks
and recreation areas.
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