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Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comments
6. contribute to pedestrian 2. 5 metres width along all
comfort through shade; and boundaries that adjoin land in a
7. screen incompatible land uses. residential zone.
PO36 Complies with Performance Outcome.
Landscape and streetscape treatments are No acceptable outcome provided The proposed development is for an Indoor
consistent with the existing streetscape Sport and Recreation use and is located
character, enhances the amenity and within an existing Building Unit Plan.
contribute positively to the district centre, All landscaping is existing.
particularly along major roads.
PO37 AO37 Complies with Acceptable Outcome.
Landscaping within road reserves— 1. Landscaping is set back a The proposed development is for an Indoor
minimum of 0.5 metres from the Sport and Recreation use and is located
1. enhances the streetscape back of the kerb; within an existing Building Unit Plan.
quality and natural landscape 2. Landscaping and paving styles All landscaping is existing.
character of the area; and are consistent with any Council
2. maintains the functionality of endorsed streetscape theme;
the road reserve for vehicles and
and pedestrians. 3. A minimum pedestrian pathway
width of 3 metres is provided
along the frontage, clear of any
planted area or outdoor
business area.
Editor's note—refer to figure AP3-5A
PO38 AO38.1 Complies with Acceptable Outcome.
Landscape treatments soften and improve Entries, outdoor spaces and outdoor dining
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