Attachment 3 - Noosa Plan Code Assessment

Performance Outcomes                  Acceptable Outcomes                           Response

PO4                                   AO4                                           AO4 Not Applicable

Street trees in towns and villages, Where a street or locality has an               No changes are proposed
are consistent with the existing    identified character derived from               to the existing street trees
streetscape character.              existing vegetation, similar or                 located on the site.
                                      identical species are used.

                                      Editor’s Note— character trees may be
                                      exotic species not endemic to the area such
                                      as Jacaranda, Poinciana or Fig trees.


Safety and security                   AO5.1                                         AO5.1 Complies

PO5                                Landscaping features like                        The proposed landscaping
                                   planting, changes of material and                features are provided
Landscaping is designed and
                                   texture, pedestrian shelter,                     within the property
located to maximise the safety
                                   changes of level, artwork,                       boundary and assist in
and security of public and private
                                   signage, low walls, seating and                  delineating public and
areas by—
                                   the like define desired movement                 private spaces.
(a) clearly defining the           areas and delineate public and
    boundaries between private private areas.
    and public spaces;             Editor's Note—Refer to Figure 6.4.4.4 and
(b) promoting casual               Figure AP3-5A
    surveillance of buildings and
    public areas from the street
    and other public areas for
    personal security reasons;
(c) avoiding concealment spots;
(d) maintaining safe sight
    distances to and from road
    and building corners, car
    park entrances and
    driveways;
(e) maintain safe sight distances
    at planting bed ends within
    car parks;
(f) designing to discourage
    graffiti;
(g) ensuring vegetation does not
    inhibit the effectiveness of
    street lighting or conceal
    signage; and
(h) separating and defining
    pedestrian and vehicle
    circulation routes.


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