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               accessible housing and affordable rental premises contribute to housing choice for residents including those
               with special needs.
        (j)    Existing and approved residential care and retirement facilities continue to operate and new facilities are
               accommodated where there is local demand.
        (k)    Short­term accommodation develops only in conjunction with an educational establishment or hospital on the
               same site.
        (l)    Infrastructure activities such as transport depots, utility installations, telecommunications, substations, major
               electricity infrastructure and parking stations develop where there is a community need and at a level of
               provision commensurate with the service demands generated by the use.
        (m)    Limited small scale business uses such as food and drink outlets, shops and periodic markets are ancillary to,
               and occur in conjunction with, a community use on the same site, and do not compromise the Noosa Shire
               Centres Hierarchy.
        (n)    Entertainment uses are limited to a theatre and are conducted in conjunction with a community use.
        (o)    Development does not limit the ongoing operation and expansion of an existing community facility or prejudice
               the establishment of a new facility.
        (p)    Development is supported by transport infrastructure designed to provide and promote safe and efficient public
               transport use, walking and cycling.
        (q)    Development for infrastructure activities results in a clear demarcation between public and private spaces and
               protects public safety.
        (r)    Community activities provide an attractive, safe, pedestrian friendly environment and integrate with surrounding
               land uses.
        (s)    Where appropriate, compatible community and recreation related activities and facilities are co­located.
        (t)    Development is of a scale, appearance and intensity that is compatible with existing and intended development
               in adjacent zones.
        (u)    The bulk and scale of development located on that part of the site in the Community Facilities zone is
               consistent with the built form required by the performance outcomes of this code.
        (v)    Adverse impacts on ecologically important areas, including natural habitats, bushland, wetlands and waterways
               are avoided or minimised.
        (w)    Development is designed to maximise energy efficiency, water conservation and public and active transport
               use.
  Acceptable outcomes are provided for some, but not all, performance outcomes, and identify ways in which
  performance outcomes can be met. Compliance with the performance outcome should be demonstrated and the
  acceptable outcomes are considered as one way to satisfy the corresponding performance outcome.

Table 6.8.1.3 Criteria for assessment
  Table 6.8.1.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
  Performance outcomes                                            Acceptable outcomes
  Role and function
  PO1
  The Community facilities zone accommodates a range of           No acceptable outcome provided
  community activities, infrastructure activities, special
  residential uses, recreation activities and limited low scale
  ancillary business uses.




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