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  Performance outcomes                                                   Acceptable Outcomes
                                                                         (d)   lighting is hooded or baffled to direct lighting downward or
                                                                               is of a type that gives no upward component of light when
                                                                               mounted horizontally.

  PO9
  Development:                                                           No acceptable outcome provided
  (a)    does not compromise the safety, capacity or operation of
         the road network; and
  (b)    does not result in significant impacts on residents close to
         rural roads.


 Scenic amenity            Table 6.8.4.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
  Performance outcomes                                                   Acceptable Outcomes
  Scenic amenity
  PO10                                                                   AO10
  Development does not detract from the scenic amenity of the            Development on land adjoining the major road network, Lake
  hinterland as experienced from the major road network or the           Macdonald or the Noosa River system minimises visual impacts
  waterways.                                                             on the scenic amenity of the roadway or waterway by—
                                                                         (a)   sensitive siting and design of buildings, structures,
                                                                               driveways and works;
                                                                         (b)   retaining existing vegetation;
                                                                         (c)   incorporating landscape treatments to visually screen and
                                                                               soften development; and
                                                                         (d)   incorporating building materials and external finishes that
                                                                               are compatible with the site’s visual character and
                                                                               landscape setting.

                                                                         Editor's note—refer to Figure AP3 ­ 3B
  PO11                                                                   AO11.1
  The landscape character and visual amenity quality of hillslopes       To protect scenic amenity and other landscape qualities:
  and ridgelines are retained and development:                           (a)   buildings or structures are not constructed on land with a
  (a)    is visually responsive to the natural topography of the site,         slope greater than 33%; and
         sitting within the landscape rather than dominating it;         (b)   buildings or structures are only constructed on steep
  (b)    retains natural vegetation that assists in screening or               slopes if:
         visually softening development;
                                                                                (i)    there are no other suitable building sites on the
  (c)    steps down slopes or uses suspended floor construction,                       property; and
         minimising cut or fill; and
                                                                                (ii)   construction utilises suspended floors or pole
  (d)    uses materials, finishes and colours that complement the                      footings rather than slab on ground construction.
         natural setting and integrate with the landscape and
         skyline.
                                                                         AO11.2
                                                                         On sloping sites or on ridgelines at the uppermost edge of a hill
                                                                         slope:
                                                                         (a)   roof lines are generally parallel with contours of the land;
                                                                         (b)   roofs do not exceed a pitch of 15 degrees;
                                                                         (c)   buildings do not protrude above the height of prevailing
                                                                               vegetation; and
                                                                         (d)   undercroft areas exceeding 1.5 metres in height are
                                                                               screened with landscaping or battens.


                                                                         Editor's note—refer to Figure 6.9.1A and Figure 6.9.1B and Figure
                                                                         AP3­3B.


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