Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment.pdf

 Performance Outcomes                         Acceptable Outcomes                            Planning Comment
                                                 (e) AS/NZS 1158.3.1 – Lighting for
                                                     roads and public spaces, Part 3.1:
                                                     Pedestrian area (category P) lighting
                                                     – Performance and design
                                                     requirements.


Environmental Protection Table 9.4.7.3 Criteria for assessable development (part)

 Performance Outcomes                         Acceptable Outcomes                            Planning Comment
 Environmental Protection
 PO12                                         AO12.1                                         N/A
 Road infrastructure is located and aligned   Roads follow the edge of existing disturbed    No new roads or pathways are provided as
 so as to—                                    areas, or alternatively, these works are co-   part of the proposed development.
     (a) minimise disturbance to native       located with other services within a
         vegetation and/or other habitat      combined utility corridor.
         areas;
     (b) protect and maintain wildlife        AO12.2
         corridor movements and the safety    Low impact construction techniques are
         of native fauna;                     used around areas of vegetation to be
     (c) provide for compensatory habitat     retained to minimise interference with the
         establishment and maintenance;       vegetation.
     (d) minimise changes to the
         hydrological regime, including       AO12.3
         drainage patterns, run-off and       Roads avoid native vegetation and provide
         water quality;                       appropriate fauna movement corridors
     (e) avoid crossing watercourses,         and protection measures.
         drainage lines and wetlands, but
         where such crossings are



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