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

Safety and Amenity             Table 9.3.4.3 Criteria for assessment (part)
Performance outcomes                                                    Acceptable Outcomes

All Relocatable home parks, Residential care facilities, Retirement facilities and Rooming accommodation
Safety and Amenity
PO10                                                                    AO10
The use does not have a significant adverse impact on the               Development ensures that where chemical, laundry or cooking
amenity enjoyed by users of adjoining or nearby premises.               odour is released, exhaust vents are discharged vertically and
                                                                        directed away from adjoining sensitive land uses.
PO11
Safety, security and comfort of residents, staff, visitors and          No acceptable outcome provided
neighbours i s considered and incorporated into the design of the
facility.
PO12                                                                    AO12
Development is designed to minimise noise carrying between              Bedroom windows are at least 3 metres away from shared
dwelling units or accommodation units by locating noise sensitive       driveways, car parking areas, mechanical plant, refuse and
spaces such as bedrooms away from noise generating areas of             recycling areas, vents and exhausts.
the development, such as car parking areas or mechanical plant
and equipment or recreational facilities.
PO13                                                                    AO13
Development provides for the accommodation needs of users of            With the exception of a relocatable home park, residential uses
all ages and abilities at various stages of their lives, allowing for   that cater for independent living are accessible or able to be made
an optimum degree of independence for people with disabilities,         accessible for people with physical disabilities through:
seniors, or people requiring assisted living.                           (a)   providing an accessible path of travel from the footpath or
                                                                              car parking area to the front entry of the residential building;
                                                                        (b)   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;
                                                                        (c)   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;
                                                                        (d)   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
Buildings and outdoor spaces are designed to allow for natural          Development of the site enhances:
surveillance without adversely impacting the privacy of on­site or      (a)   opportunities for passive surveillance of common spaces
adjoining residents.                                                          including providing well­lit, active and overlooked places
                                                                              and routes;
                                                                        (b)   legibility of the site and ease of navigation;
                                                                        (c)   clear distinction between public and private spaces;
                                                                        (d)   ease of maintenance.

                                                                        Editor’s Note—development should comply with the principles of
                                                                        Crime Prevention through Environmental Design ­ Guidelines for
                                                                        Queensland


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