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Noosa Plan Code Assessment
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landscapes between
buildings;
(d) allows sufficient area at
ground level for private and
communal open space, site
facilities, resident and visitor
parking and landscaping;
and
(e) facilitates ease of resident
access around the
development such that all
communal buildings and
recreational facilities are
conveniently located.
Safety and Amenity
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comment
All Relocatable home parks, Residential care facilities, Retirement facilities and Rooming accommodation
Safety and Amenity
PO10 AO10 Not applicable
The use does not have a significant Development ensures that where
adverse impact on the amenity chemical, laundry or cooking odour
enjoyed by users of adjoining or is released, exhaust vents are
nearby premises. discharged vertically and directed
away from adjoining sensitive land
uses.
PO11 Complies
Safety, security and comfort of No acceptable outcome provided
residents, staff, visitors and
neighbours is considered and
incorporated into the design of the
facility.
PO12 AO12 Alternative Solution
Development is designed to minimise Bedroom windows are at least 3 Refer Town Planning Report
noise carrying between dwelling units metres away from shared driveways,
or accommodation units by locating car parking areas, mechanical plant,
noise sensitive spaces such as refuse and recycling areas, vents and
bedrooms away from noise generating exhausts.
areas of the development, such as car
parking areas or mechanical plant and
equipment or recreational facilities.
PO13 AO13 Complies
Development provides for the With the exception of a relocatable
accommodation needs of users of all home park, residential uses that
ages and abilities at various stages of cater for independent living are
their lives, allowing for an optimum accessible or able to be made
degree of independence for people accessible for people with physical
with disabilities, seniors, or people disabilities through:
requiring assisted living. (a) providing an accessible path of
travel from the footpath or car
parking area to the front entry
of the residential building;
(b) incorporating the kitchen,
living/dining area, at least one
bedroom, a bathroom, and the
laundry on the ground floor if
the residential building spans
two or more storeys in height;
(c) providing 1.2 metre wide
passageway and doorways of
at least 920 millimetres wide
and level entry thresholds to
all accessible rooms on the
ground floor; and
(d) ensuring ground floor
kitchen and bathroom
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