MCU25.0067- Response to Information Request

3.      Pedestrian Access

     The development relies on access through the ground level parking area. The main entrance is to be clearly
     identifiable and visible from the street. To assist in achieving this, it is recommended that varying surface
     materials to the driveway or colours are used to clearly identify the pathway to the main entry.

     AO15.1 The main entrance is clearly identifiable and visible from the street, footpath, visitor car parking areas
     and driveway.

     AO15.2 The internal path network has clear sightlines to the main entry and street access points.

     INFORMATION REQUIRED

     To clearly delineate the relevant access points, it is recommended using varying surface materials or colours to
     clearly identify the pathway to the main entry.

The proposed development provides for a pedestrian access that is shared with vehicular access.
Considering the accessway will be a low-speed environment, the potential for vehicle-pedestrian conflict is
very low.

In accordance with PO15 of the Special Residential Code, the proposed development provides a clearly
identifiable and secure building entry that enhances safety and accessibility for residents and visitors. A
distinct pedestrian pathway leads directly from the street frontage to the main building entrance, ensuring
strong legibility through its pavement treatment and design. The main access point, including the lift entry, is
also visually discernible from the street, reinforcing wayfinding and accessibility. This is demonstrated in
Figure 4 below.




                               Figure 4: Proposed perspective detailing pedestrian access




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