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    (b) road pavement surfaces—

      (i)   are durable enough to
            carry estimated wheel
            loads of travelling and
            parked vehicles;
     (ii)   provide for the safe
            passage of vehicles,
            pedestrians, cyclists,
            and discharge of
            stormwater run-off from
            contributing catchments
            and the preservation of
            all-weather access;
    (c) kerb and channel—

      (i)     controls vehicle
              movement by
              delineating the
              carriageway for all
              users;
      (ii)    conveys road pavement
              run-off to stormwater
              drainage in a manner
              that allows the road to
              be trafficable in 1%AEP
              local rainfall events;
              and

    (d) verges and footpaths
        provide—

      (i)     safe access for
              pedestrians and cyclists
              clear of obstructions;
      (ii)    an access area for
              vehicles onto
              properties;
     (iii)    a corridor allocated for
              services and utilities;
              and
     (iv)     additional amenity for
              minor roads



Activity Centres and Community Facilities

Performance Outcome                       Acceptable Outcome                       Compliance
PO11                                      AO11.1                                   N/A
All key destinations such as activity     Adjoining and within 200 metres of
centres, educational establishments,      activity centres, educational
community facilities, aged car            establishments, community facilities,
facilities, beaches and sports            beaches and sports grounds:
grounds can be reached by a range
of travel modes including public          (a) road and pathway networks are
transport, walking, cycling, taxis, and       designed for safe pedestrian and
shared and private vehicles.                  cyclist movements;
                                          (b) pathways provide direct
                                              pedestrian and cyclist access to
                                              focal points and transit
                                              opportunities;
                                          (c) designated bus stops, taxi and
                                              shared vehicle set-down facilities
                                              are provided.

                                          AO11.2
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