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                                      On-street parking, drop-off, access to
                                      parking and loading facilities and
                                      vehicle manoeuvring do not
                                      compromise walking and cycling
                                      safety and amenity.

                                      AO11.3
                                      Roads that function as main streets
                                      within an activity centre are designed
                                      to facilitate active frontages through
                                      means such as wide footpaths and
                                      slow speed environments.

                                      AO11.4
                                      Commercial sites fronting main
                                      streets, including Sunshine Beach
                                      Road, Poinciana Avenue, Maple
                                      Street and Diamond Street, are
                                      provided with access from rear lanes
                                      or other access streets for service
                                      vehicles and to parking areas, to
                                      reduce potential conflicts with
                                      pedestrians and cyclists by having
                                      driveways to these streets.

                                      AO11.5
                                      Taxi or shared vehicle infrastructure
                                      is provided parallel to the kerb,
                                      conveniently located to minimise
                                      passenger walking and designed in
                                      accordance with:

                                      (a) AS2890.5–1993 Parking
                                          facilities – on-street parking and
                                          AS1428.1–2009 Design for
                                          access and mobility – general
                                          requirements for access – new
                                          building work;
                                      (b) AS1742.11–1999 Parking
                                          controls – manual of uniform
                                          traffic control devices;
                                      (c) AS/NZS 2890.6–2009 Parking
                                          facilities – off-street parking for
                                          people with disabilities;
                                      (d) Disability standards for
                                          accessible public transport 2002
                                          made under section 31(1) of the
                                          Disability Discrimination Act
                                          1992; and
                                      (e) AS/NZS 1158.3.1 – Lighting for
                                          roads and public spaces, Part
                                          3.1: Pedestrian area (category
                                          P) lighting – Performance and
                                          design requirements.



Environmental Protection

Performance Outcome                   Acceptable Outcome                        Compliance
PO12                                  AO12.1
Road infrastructure is located and    Roads follow the edge of existing
aligned so as to—                     disturbed areas, or alternatively,
                                      these works are co-located with other
(a) minimise disturbance to native    services within a combined utility
    vegetation and/or other habitat   corridor.
    areas;
                                      AO12.2
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