Development Application part 3 of 10 Planning Report - MCU13/0092

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       (e)    Communal Open Space-
              The   design intent is to create a ’seamless’ outside-to-inside
transition so as to create a comfortable and informal shopping environment
commensurate with a coastal setting. Seating and casual congregation will
be encouraged.


       (f)    Vandalism-
              Compliance will be ensured with S27.1 (a) (cl,as appropriate.
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       (g)    Lighting-
              All lighting will be in accordance with AS4282 "The Control of
the Obtrusive effects of Outdoor Lighting" and AS 1158.


       (h)    Public Toilets-
              Whilst the toilets are proposed to the north of the proposed
shop tenancies and away from the main entrance to the IGA supermarket,
they will never-the-Iess be well defined by lighting and signage with visibility
to the David Low Way through the car park on Lot 95.


       (i)    Public Transport   -




              An  existing Bus Stop/Shelter exists on the David Low Way in
close proximity to the proposed development.


       OJ     Mobility Options   -




              Safe and convenient pedestrian and                    vehicular access exists
along the David Low Way, and the proposal is within 350 metres (about) of
the traditional village square (centre), such that walking/cycling between
both codes is within acceptable limits.


            Bicycle parking spaces are proposed whilst shade structures
are proposed within the car park, and at the entrance to the IGA/shops
complex; covered pedestrian paths elsewhere are not proposed.

       (k)    Waste Storage-
              Waste  storage and collection                 areas   will   be screened and
located to the rear of the complex.


       (I)    Environment & Heritage-
              No discernible impacts are envisaged. The site is void of any

significant vegetation or heritage values.

In Summary the proposal generally complies with the operational elements
of the Business Uses Code, although it is recognised that the site is not within
the   Peregian   Beach    Neighbourhood              Centre. Its     location   outside   the




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