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Ltr-231219-IR Response-214 David Low Way, Peregian Beach · MCU22/0154.01

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CEILING HEIGHT
Issue – Ceiling Height

Acceptable Outcome AO6 of the Business Activities Code requires Ground floor spaces to
have a minimum ceiling height of 3.5 metres to allow flexibility of use. The development
proposes ground floor ceiling heights of 2.9 metres and does not comply with the acceptable
outcome.




The Performance Outcome PO6 requires ground floor spaces and ceiling heights are flexible
to cater for a range of business activities. Council notes that the ground floor spaces of the
approved building had a ceiling height of 3.3 metres.
Advice Required

5. Provide amended architectural plans with a building design that allows for flexibility of
use.

Response:
In direct response to Council’s Information Request, architectural plans have been amended to ensure
a floor to ceiling height of 3.3m is achieved.
This is consistent with the existing development approval over the site, which also provided a 3.3m
internal floor to ceiling height (see above). Refer to Figure 4 below.




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