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20181085-ASC7 - Part 14 Assessement Criteria (Codes) (1)
Attached to the e-mail Operational Works Application OPW20/0114 - Email 2 of 4 - Civil Plans - Community Titles Scheme Statement - BUP - Part 14 Assessment Benchmarks - 4 Portside Crt, Noosaville.
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Including amendments to 8 June 2018
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions
The Noosa Plan
Safe Mobility & Accessibility
O21 The site is legible providing ease of access S21.1 Residential units and other facilities
and mobility and clear signage to orientate and are oriented to front onto internal roads and
move around the site. unit numbers are displayed externally using
bold, contrasting methods (such as dark
numbers on a light surface);
AND
S21.2 Staff or service only areas are clearly
delineated through the use of fencing,
railings, landscaping, signage and/or visual
aids.
O22 Residents are able to easily navigate the site
S22.1 A pedestrian pathway(s) is available
on foot, cycle, wheelchair, scooter or with the
from site entry to common facilities and
assistance of mobility aids.
residential units and between units in
compliance with AS 1428.1 Design for
Access and Mobility;
O23 The site allows barrier free access for mobility
S23.1 No solution provided
and sensory impaired residents, staff and visitors
O24 The pedestrian movement system provides
S24.1 A variety of places to sit are provided
comfortable vantage points to rest, socialise and
at intervals of no more than 100m along
observe surrounding activities, and allows for
internal pathways and recreation walkways.
interesting exercise routines, and will provide a
variety of circulation options.
O25 Areas of high pedestrian traffic, such as
S25.1 Hard surfacing such as paving or
driveways, walkways, entries, outdoor patios, and in
concrete is provided to high traffic areas
the vicinity of waste storage areas, letterboxes and
including driveway, walkways, entries,
clotheslines are provided with a safe, smooth
outdoor patios, and in the vicinity of waste
surface accessible for people across a range of
storage areas, letter boxes and clothes
abilities and ages.
lines.
O26 Public and private open areas are provided
S26.1 Shade is provided in common areas
with areas of shade.
and private courtyards by a variety of means
such as verandahs, shade shelters, covered
walkways and shade trees.
O27 Development provides for adequate night
S27.1 No solution provided
lighting along all driveways and footpaths
throughout the site such that the full path of travel is
illuminated.
O28 Lighting is shielded so as not to adversely
S28.1 No solution provided
impact upon neighbouring residents.
Streetscape Character & Built Environment
O29 Development is compatible with the S29.1 Building facades which face public
surrounding established streetscapes. streets, incorporate depth and shading effects
through use of verandahs, patios, awnings and
other shading devices;
AND
S29.2 Service areas such as loading bays
and garbage collection points are not located
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Residential Uses Code
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