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  Performance outcomes                                                   Acceptable outcomes
  Existing significant trees are incorporated into building design and
  complemented by additional endemic vegetation.
  PO12                                                                   AO12
  Development is located, designed, constructed and operated to          Development of the site incorporates design features and
  be responsive to the sub­tropical climate, optimise natural light      elements to manage resources of water and energy efficiently and
  and ventilation and minimises the consumption of energy and            effectively through—
  water.                                                                 (a)    buildings that maximise opportunities for natural ventilation
                                                                                and lighting;
                                                                         (b)    best practice water sensitive urban design allowing for the
                                                                                reuse or rainwater and storm water on the site; and
                                                                         (c)    on­site generation of renewable energy.



 Vehicle parking, access and connectivity                      Table 6.7.1.3 ­ Criteria for assessment (Part)
  Performance outcomes                                                   Acceptable outcomes
  Vehicle parking, access and connectivity
  PO13
  Natural vegetation is not lost for car parking.                        No acceptable outcome provided



 Safety and amenity              Table 6.7.1.3 ­ Criteria for assessment (Part)
  Performance outcomes                                                   Acceptable outcomes
  Safety and amenity
  PO14
  Development creates a safe environment by incorporating key            No acceptable outcome provided
  elements of crime prevention through environmental design in its
  layout considering:
  (a)    casual surveillance and sight lines;
  (b)    exterior building design that promotes safety;
  (c)    lighting;
  (d)    signage and wayfinding;
  (e)    minimising entrapment locations; and
  (f)    building entrances, loading and storage areas that are well
         lit and lockable after hours.
  Editor’s note—development should reflect the
  principles of Crime Prevention through Environmental Design
  Guidelines for Queensland.
  PO15
  Walkways, carparks and publicly accessible facilities, including    No acceptable outcome provided
  toilets, and bicycle racks are located and designed to allow casual
  surveillance by other persons.
  Lighting
  PO16
  Lighting of appropriate intensities, that does not impact on or        No acceptable outcome provided
  cause disturbance to wildlife habitat, is provided to building
  entrances, carparks, pedestrian paths and around buildings to
  maximise safety.
  Vandalism
  PO17                                                                   AO17


NOOSA PLAN 2020                                                                                                                       Page 4 of 6
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