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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 (if code assessment)
The Noosa Plan
Scale
O39 Visitor hostels are at a scale and density No solution provided
compatible with surrounding land uses.
Privacy
O40 Visitor hostels are designed to ensure S40.1 Outdoor sitting areas, common rooms and
privacy for occupants of the premises and recreational facilities are located at least 10m
adjoining residential uses through— from the property boundary of adjoining land
a) locating potentially noisy activity areas included in a residential zone;
(communal open space, kitchen, dining AND
and facilities) internal to the development S40.2 Windows, doors and balconies are located
rather than on the perimeter of the so as not to face windows, balconies or the
premises; and private open space of adjoining residential
b) avoiding overlooking of the windows or premises which are less than 12m away.
private open space of adjoining
properties.
Kitchen, bathroom and dining facilities
O41 All guests and staff have access to— No solution provided.
a) internal bathrooms and sanitary facilities;
and
b) common kitchen and dining facilities.
Kitchen and dining
O42 Kitchen and dining areas are large S42.1 Kitchen and dining areas are not less than
enough to accommodate all occupants and 5% of the hostel’s total gross floor area.
have adequate kitchen and dining facilities.
Common rooms
O43 A common room, sufficient in size to S43.1 A common room with a minimum floor
accommodate 60% of occupants at any one area of not less than 7% of the visitor hostel’s
time, is provided. total gross floor area is provided;
AND
S43.2 If the visitor hostel has a restaurant or
café, it is of a size to accommodate 50% of the
total occupants at any one time and is no less
than 5.5% of the total gross floor area.
Communal sitting areas
O44 Comfortable and useable outdoor sitting S44.1 The outdoor sitting area has a minimum
area is provided which receives natural sunlight area of 8% of the hostel’s total gross floor area
and breezes. and is oriented towards the north.
Reception areas
O45 A reception area marks the entrance of S45.1 The reception area has a minimum floor
the hostel and is clearly visible and area of 12m2 and is visible from the street;
weatherproof. AND
S45.2 The reception area is undercover
providing shelter from inclement weather.
Laundry and clothes drying facilities
O46 Visitors and staff have access to S46.1 A laundry provided on the premises has a
adequate laundry and clothes drying facilities minimum floor area of 3% of the visitor hostel’s
on-site. total gross floor area;
AND
S46.2 An outdoor clothes drying area receiving
unrestricted sunlight for at least two hours per
day is provided on-site and is accessible for the
use of guests.
Vehicle parking and access
O47 The operation of a visitor hostel avoids No solution provided
the parking of buses that are associated with
the use, and with a capacity of 30 persons of
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Visitor Accommodation Code
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