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12. Code Assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
disabilities, seniors, or people requiring assisted 1. providing an accessible path of travel
living. from the footpath or car parking area
to the front entry of the
residential building;
2. incorporating the kitchen,
living/dining area, at least
one bedroom, a bathroom, and the
laundry on the ground floor if the
residential building spans two or
more storeys in height;
3. providing 1.2 metre wide
passageway and doorways of at
least 920 millimetres wide and level
entry thresholds to all accessible
rooms on the ground floor; and
4. ensuring ground floor kitchen and
bathroom facilities are accessible or
have sufficient physical dimensions
to allow for wheelchair access.
Editor’s Note—Compliance with this acceptable
outcome can be achieved by meeting the planning
and design standards and key design elements
of PDA guideline no. 02 Accessible
housing published by the Queensland Department
of Infrastructure, Local Government and Planning
May 2015
PO14 AO14 AO14 Complies
Buildings and outdoor spaces are designed to Development of the site enhances: The site is an existing premise in a rural residential
allow for natural surveillance without adversely area. The hospice has been appropriately
impacting the privacy of on-site or adjoining 1. opportunities for passive surveillance designed to facilitate natural surveillance and sited
residents. of common spaces including far enough away to avoid impacts on the privacy of
providing well-lit, active and adjoining residents.
overlooked places and routes;
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