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2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 7 - Final New Noosa Plan - Part 8-10 Schedule Appendix - Clean version
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Shower The bathroom and shower is designed for easy and independent access for all home occupants
Reinforcement of bathroom & The bathroom and toilet walls are built to enable grab rails to be safely and economically installed.
toilet walls
Internal stairways Where installed, stairways are designed to reduce the likelihood of injury and also enable future
adaptation.
Kitchen space The kitchen space is designed to support ease of movement between fixed benches and to support
easy adaptation.
Laundry space The laundry space is designed to support ease of movement between fixed benches and to support
easy adaptation.
Ground (or entry level) bedroom There is a space on the ground (or entry) level that can be used as a bedroom.
space
Switches and powerpoints Light switches and powerpoints are located at heights that are easy to reach for all home occupants.
Door and tap hardware Home occupants are able to easily and independently open and close doors and safely use tap
hardware.
Family/living room space The family/living room features clear space to enable the home occupant to move in and around the
room with ease.
Window sill Window sills are installed at a height tht enables home occupants to view the outdoor space from
either a seated or standing position.
Flooring Floor covering are slip resistant to reduce the likelihood of slips, trips and falls in the home.
Source: Livable Housing Australia (2012), Livable Housing Design Guidelines 2nd Edition.
**FINAL DRAFT Post Consultation 2019**
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