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Planning report Stockwell - Pilates
less than 10% of the total gross
floor area.
Building PO5 Parking is provided in front of the Y
Design and Recreation activities, including buildings, site and the use of the premises
Siting structures, ancillary uses and car parking are sited and includes a large floor plate and
designed to ensure the efficient and safe operation of the activity high ceilings which suits the
and safe access for users. recreation use.
There are no other external
PO6 changes to the building with
Recreation activities involving buildings and structures are fit for existing render and glazing along
purpose and reflect the character of the location in which it is the façade of the building.
located with design elements and materials that reflect the local
character of the area.
PO7
Landscape treatments provide shade and soften the visual
appearance of buildings, outdoor recreation spaces and service
areas.
Safety and PO8 The Pilates studio does not Y
Amenity Recreation activities are located, designed and operated to involve loud music and all
avoid significant adverse impacts associated with noise, activities are to be undertaken
privacy, security, waste, and lighting on the amenity of the area. within the building. The design
and operation will not result in
PO9 adverse impacts associated with
Recreation activities operate within a timeframe that avoids noise or privacy.
negative impacts on the amenity of the surrounding area and
sensitive land uses. The site is located more than
160m from the closest residential
PO10 use (Domain Noosa to the north).
Recreation activities are designed and operated to avoid noise The activities are contained to
emissions that unreasonably impact on the amenity of the area the middle of the tenancy.
and sensitive and uses. Carparking is in front of the
PO11 tenancy with early and later
Recreation activities maintain reasonable privacy, amenity and classes outside the busy
use of indoor and outdoor living areas to surrounding residential operating hours of the carparking
activities. areas.
PO12
Outdoor recreation uses do not have an adverse impact on the The existing showroom
amenity enjoyed by users of adjacent or nearby residential development includes sealed
uses. pathways and access to the
PO13 Noosa Civic shopping centre.
Development promotes safe and efficient walking and cycling Bicycle parking is provided for on
by: the ground floor to allow for up to
8 bikes on wall racks and 2
a) providing sealed pathways along easily understood motorcycles at grade. An
direct routes with opportunity for casual surveillance; appropriate condition is sought in
and this regard.
b) ensuring the safety to pedestrians and cyclists is
priorities in the design and construction of access ways
and car parking
Toilets and amenities are
PO14 provided in accordance with the
Communal open spaces, congregation and seating areas are in BCA requirements for 3 toilets, 3
the line of sight or seen from a street or other public space. showers, change rooms and
lockers.
PO15
The obtrusiveness of lighting is minimised without unduly
limiting the use, enjoyment or safety of outdoor recreation
community facilities.
PO16
Public toilets are designed and constructed to—
a) ensure the safety of all people using them; and
b) take advantage of informal surveillance from adjoining
uses and activities, discouraging non-legitimate uses.
PO17
Development is sufficiently separated from infrastructure
including electricity infrastructure and substations to minimise
the likelihood of nuisance or complaint.
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