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Development Assessment Report
(i) incorporates noise
attenuation measures to
mitigate noise impacts and;
(ii) guests are not
accommodated in
lightweight shelters (such
as tents, yurts, recreational
vehicles, or relocatable
dwellings).
Editor’s Note— The State Planning
Policy Interactive Mapping System
can be used to find out if a property
is located in a designated transport
noise corridor or close to electricity
infrastructure.
AO4.4 Not Applicable
Accommodation within a water Site is not within a water catchment
catchment area relies on area.
minimal clearing of natural
vegetation earthworks, and
movement of sediments or nutrients
from the site and any on-
site disposal of effluent is to a
secondary treatment standard.
Editor’s Note— The water supply
buffer area is shown on the
Regional Infrastructure Overlay
Maps.
AO4.5 Complies
Accommodation does not occur Site is not within 400 metres of a
within 400 metres of a sewerage sewerage treatment plant.
treatment plant.
Safety and amenity
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comment
All Visitor Accommodation
Safety and amenity
PO5 Complies
Walkways, carparks and publicly No acceptable outcome provided Development provides for
accessible facilities, including toilets, appropriate casual surveillance.
and bicycle racks are located and
designed to allow casual surveillance
by other persons.
PO6 Complies
Pathways allow clear sightlines in all No acceptable outcome provided Pathways allow for appropriate
directions. sightlines.
PO7 No acceptable outcome provided Complies
Adequate lighting is provided Adequate lighting will be provided to
to building entrances, carparks and building entrances, carparks and
pedestrian routes. pedestrian routes.
PO8 AO8.1 Complies
Buildings and outdoor spaces are For accommodation consisting of Site reception is easily identifiable.
designed to allow for natural multiple lettable tenancies
surveillance without adversely the office or reception area:
impacting the privacy of guests or (a) is located at the front of
neighbouring premises. the site or is easily identified
from the street; and
(b) enables surveillance of entry
points.
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