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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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Log in to see the plans as drawnPerformance outcomes Acceptable Outcomes
PO26 AO26
The facility meets the needs of anticipated users, and is designed A range of easily accessible accommodation designs are
to allow ‘aging in place’ to occur. provided in the development to cater for different individual and
household needs.
Editor’s Note— Compliance with Platinum performance level of
the Liveable Housing Design Guidelines 4th Edition (published by
Liveable Housing Australia in 2017) would meet this Acceptable
Outcome.
PO27 AO27
For independent living, dwellings are of a small size to The gross floor area of any dwelling does not exceed
accommodate the needs of the residents only. 100m² provided that the average gross floor area for all
independent living units does not exceed 90m².
PO28 AO28.1
Residents have good access to onsite communal and social Development includes social facilities, including recreational
facilities which are located to maximise opportunities for space and communal buildings.
interaction with and observation of the local community.
AO28.2
Development provides communal buildings and facilities that are
easily accessible.
AO28.3
Residents are able to easily navigate the site on foot, bicycle,
wheelchair, mobility scooter or with the assistance of mobility
aids.
Editor’s Note— compliance with this outcome will be achieved if
internal pathways meet AS1428.1 Design for Access and Mobility
AO28.4
Communal facilities and open space components of the
development are sited to enable interfacing with surrounding
public realm areas (such as streets and parks).
PO29 AO29.1
Development provides pedestrian movement areas within the site Development provides an internal sealed pathway network which
with: links to existing external pathways.
(a) comfortable vantage points to rest, socialise and observe
surrounding activities; and AO29.2
Development provides a variety of places to rest at intervals along
(b) opportunities for interesting exercise routines and a variety
internal walkways, including shaded seats and handrails.
of circulation options.
PO30 AO30.1
The entrance to the office, reception area and guest lounge is Access to the site by persons other than residents and employees
designed to be obvious and easily identifiable. is limited to a single public entry which may be controlled using
gates or other security devices.
AO30.2
The entrance to office/reception and visitor areas are lit and
signed.
AO30.3
Entrances/exits are located to provide a direct link to driveways
and car parking areas.
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