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Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Comments
Noise Complies with Performance Outcome.
PO10 AO10 The proposed use is located within 50m of
Recreation activities are designed and Any Major sport, recreation and the common boundary of the low density
operated to avoid noise emissions that entertainment facility is 50 metres from the residential zone to the south.
unreasonably impact on the amenity of the common boundary to any adjoining However, the proposal is located within an
area and sensitive and uses. residential activity and includes the erection existing Builidng Unit Plan. The southern
of a 1.8 metre high acoustic fence for the full boundary has had noise attenuation features
length of the common boundary. installed as part of the parent approval.
A fence and associated landscape buffers are
Editor’s Note— An acoustic report may be existing.
required to meet PO10.
Overlooking Complies with Acceptable Outcome.
PO11 AO11 The proposed use will not overlook into any
Recreation activities maintain reasonable Recreation activities are sited to avoid neighbouring dwellings.
privacy, amenity and use of indoor and overlooking by positioning windows and Sufficient screening already exists.
outdoor living areas to surrounding outdoor areas to not look into dwellings,
residential activities. incorporating screening
over building openings if necessary.
PO12 AO12 Not applicable.
Outdoor recreation uses do not have an Outdoor recreational facilities including The proposal is not for outdoor recreational
adverse impact on the amenity enjoyed by swimming pools, spas, tennis courts and facilities.
users of adjacent or nearby residential uses. half courts are:
1. setback at least 15 metres from
the boundary of land in a
residential zone and screened
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