2017-06-06 - P&E Agenda Attachment 1 to Item 6 Draft Alignment Amendments Part 1 (Pages 1-907)

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                Specific Outcomes                                  Probable solutions




                                                                                                   The Noosa Plan
7.25     Effects of use
Amenity
O46 Mixed-use development, incorporating                S46.1 Business deliveries are undertaken
accommodation units, is designed and operated to        only between the hours of 7am to 7pm;
ensure Business Uses do not have any adverse            AND
impact on the amenity enjoyed by residents,             S46.2 Business uses operate only between
including impacts associated with—                      the hours of 7am to 10pm, 7 days a week,
a)    visual and acoustic privacy;                      except Friday and Saturday where
b)    safety and security; and                          Entertainment and dining business uses
c)    lighting.                                         may operate until 12:00 midnight
Active building fronts
O47 Uses on the ground floor are predominantly          S47.1 Ground floor premises provide a
shops, restaurants, cafes and business premises         minimum 50% glazing to shop fronts to
that create active building fronts, with other          create active building fronts;
Business Uses and/or Residential Uses above.            AND
                                                        S47.2 Development incorporates outdoor
                                                        dining or seating areas
Pedestrian links
O48 Pedestrian connectivity between buildings,          No solution provided
recreation areas, the beach and other public spaces
are retained and enhanced.
7.26     Built form
Streetscape & character
O49 Buildings and other structures present a high       No solution provided
quality streetscape with design elements and
building forms that—
a) are consistent with the bulk and scale of
   buildings on adjoining and nearby land;
b) define, rather than dominate, the street and
   public spaces;
c) create pedestrian scale and visual interest;
d) provide variation in the front building alignment
   (ie. staggering shop units);
e) emphasise the corners (ie. through increased
   wall or window detailing or variation);
f) present subtle changes in colours, textures and
   materials to break up the building facades;
g) vary and break up the roof form;
h) integrate signage into the building design;
i) integrate landscaping into the building design
   and carparking areas; and
j) provide areas for outdoor dining and meeting
   opportunities at ground level.

Residential entry and pedestrian access
O50 The residential component of the                    No solution provided
development provides for—
a)    separate identifiable residential entries;
b)    clearly defined and safe pedestrian access to
      dwelling units and accommodation units that
      are appropriately lit, visible to others and
      directly accessible to units from areas likely
      to be used at night; and
c)    clear identification of what is private versus
      public space by using features such as low
      walls, changes in surface texture or other



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