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12. Code Assessment
Performance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
2. legibility of the site and ease of
navigation;
3. clear distinction between public and
private spaces; and
4. ease of maintenance.
Editor’s Note—development should comply with
the principles of Crime Prevention through
Environmental Design - Guidelines for
Queensland
PO15 AO15.1 AO15.1 Complies
Development, including entrance ways and The main entrance is clearly identifiable and The main entrance is clearly visible and accessible
outdoor spaces are designed to protect the visible from the street, footpath, visitor car parking from the existing and proposed carparking areas.
personal security and safety of residents as well areas and driveway.
as legitimate site visitors.
AO15.2 AO15.2 Complies
The internal path network has clear sightlines to The building access paths are easily discernible
the main entry and street access points. and separated from the adjoining access, parking
and manoeuvring areas.
AO15.3 AO 15.3 Complies
Visitors have direct access to the main entrance Visitors will have direct access to the building from
without passing through private outdoor living the adjoining carparking areas. A designated area
areas. is proposed to facilitate direct access to the
buildings
PO16 AO16.1 PO16 Complies
Building and access works are located, designed The residential use has access to a reliable The use’s power supply is able to be backed up by
and sited to protect persons (including residents alternative power supply in the event of prolonged a generator in the event of prolonged power supply
with limited mobility) and property in the event of power outage or disconnection from grid supplied or disruption.
a natural disaster, emergency or power failure. electricity.
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