2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version

Table SC6.6.1             Recommended Photo­voltaic System Size for Land Use Activity

Land Use Activity                  Photovoltaic Size

Accommodation Activities           (a)       if for a small dwelling—2kW per dwelling; or
                                   (b)       otherwise 3kW per dwelling.
All other Activities               (a)       10kW up to 500m² of gross floor area and 2kW per 500m² of gross floor area thereafter; or
                                   (b)       60% of the expected energy consumption of the development, whichever is the greater.



Table SC6.6.2             Requirements for Rain Water Storage and Reuse

Land Use Activity                  Rain Water Storage

Accommodation Activities           A minimum 3,000 litres of rain water storage is provided per dwelling and reused for non­potable
                                   purposes and incorporated into a stormwater management plan for the development.
All other Activities               Rain water storage sufficient for the intended use is captured and used on­site for non­potable
                                   purposes and incorporated into a stormwater management plan for the development.


SC6.6.6                Universal Building Design Principles

(1)    Universal design allows for occupants to easily adapt and convert their home to meet their changing needs over time. It is an
       approach to building homes using a range of design and construction refinements to create a building that:
       (a)    meets the needs of people across a range of abilities and ages;
       (b)    is adaptable for the changing needs of people over time;
       (c)    increases safety;
       (d)    ensures that design works for the person, rather than the person working to fit with the design;
       (e)    is not stigmatising and is well integrated into the community; and
       (f)    can be economically adapted in the future if necessary.

(2)    There are seven principles of universal design which are a useful guide for consideration when designing a universal home or
       building. They are described in Table 6.6.3 below.


Table SC6.6.3             Principles for Universal design

Design Principle                   Design Guidelines

Equitable Use –                    The design should be useful and marketable to people with diverse abilities and should avoid
Design for everyone and every      stigmatising users. The design should:
ability                                 provide the same means of use for everyone;
                                        provide privacy, security and safety equally for
                                        everyone;
                                        avoid segregating or stigmatising people who use it; and
                                        make the design appealing to people who use it.
Flexibility in Use­                The design should accommodate a wide range of abilities and individual preferences. The design
Flexible design and choices        should:
                                        provide choice in methods of use;
                                        accommodate right or left handed access and use;
                                        facilitate people’s accuracy and precision; and
                                        be adaptable to people’s pace.




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