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Appendix D - Residential use codes
Attached to the e-mail Multiple Housing Type 3 Retirement & Special Needs (48 units) - MCU18/0009.
Annexure D - Residential Use Code Proposed Material Change of Use of Premises for a Multiple Housing - Type 3 Retirement and Special Needs at 186 Cooroy Noosa Road, Tewantin described as Lot 2 on RP177554 column 1 column 2 Column 3 Specific Outcomes Probable solutions (if code assessable) Compliance disabled people and enable residents to are articulated to express the differing identify with and find their way around the internal functions and reinforce the development. residential scale of buildings. Dwelling Size O31 Dwelling units for independent living S31.1 With the exception of group housing Complies are of a small size to accommodate the permanently accommodating more than 2 needs of the residents only. residents, dwelling units have no more than 2 bedrooms and a gross floor area of no more than 150m2 Residential Amenity O32 Building facades engage with adjoining S32.1 Building facades which face public Complies public streets, internal streets and communal streets incorporate openings in the form of spaces through opportunities for casual windows and doors; AND Complies surveillance and interaction between public S32.2 The windows of living areas face and private space, high quality design and a the internal road or communal outdoor pleasant pedestrian environment. recreational spaces; AND O33 The development is designed to S33.1 Communal recreational facilities Complies minimise potential conflicts with surrounding such as swimming pools, tennis courts, uses and provide privacy for the residents. bowling greens or play equipment are located at least 15m from bedrooms of adjoining dwellings, or 60m where the recreational use involves lighting. O34 Noise generated by the development S34.1 Potential noise generators, Complies does not unduly compromise the amenity of including air conditioners, service yards, neighbours. and vehicle parking and driveways are not located within 3 metres of site boundaries that adjoin land in a residential zone, unless appropriate noise emission standards are satisfied at site boundaries O35 Privacy of both residents and S35.1 Screen fencing and planting is used Complies neighbours is valued and optimised, to buffer communal areas from private particularly where private rooms or spaces areas. are close to or adjoin common recreation areas, commercial or community facilities. Traffic and Parking O36 Adequate provision is made for parking S36.1 Appropriate access and circulation Complies of residence, staff and visitors’ cars such that routes for service and emergency vehicles the efficiency and safety of surrounding must be provided; AND streets are not unduly compromised. O37 S36.2 Direction, regulatory, warning and Complies For residential aged care or other communal information signs are to be erected on site residential building undercover pick up and to control traffic movements and driver set down space is provided for people and behavior and to warn of any potential goods. safety hazards; AND S36.3 Adequate facilities for servicing Complies developments are to be provided on site to ensure loading/unloading activities do not occur on the street and compromise the safety and capacity of the public road system. S37.1 For residential aged care and any Complies other residential building not comprising selfcontained units, a roof overhang, awning or porte-cochere allows for access to and from vehicles without being exposed to rain. Infrastructure O38 All aged housing developments are S38.1 The site is connected to reticulated Complies serviced with drinking water and sewerage power, water and sewerage services with services and power adequate capacity Page 6
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