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Town Planning Report - Material Change of Use Outdoor Sport and Recreation - Temporary relocation ~ Lake Macdonald Dr Lake Mac
Town Planning Report
Material Change of Use – Outdoor Sport and Recreation (Temporary Use)
(f) building entrances, loading and storage areas that are well lit and lockable after The simple exterior design avoids concealed or recessed spaces, thereby minimising
hours. potential entrapment locations, and all building entrances and storage areas will be
Editor’s note—development should reflect the principles of Crime Prevention through Environmental clearly defined, lockable, and secured outside operating hours. The regular presence of
Design Guidelines for Queensland. trusted club members on site during the operating hours of sunrise to 9:30 am and
3:30 pm to sunset, seven (7) days a week, provides an additional CPTED benefit by
increasing passive surveillance and discouraging inappropriate behaviour.
Clear signage, including a Code of Conduct, will support appropriate use and
wayfinding. Overall, the proposal promotes a safe and well-managed environment while
remaining compatible with the open space character and public use of the surrounding
parkland.
PO29
No acceptable outcome provided Not Applicable
Walkways, carparks and publicly accessible facilities, including toilets, and bicycle racks are
The proposal does not introduce any new walkways, carparks, or publicly accessible
located and designed to allow casual surveillance by other persons
facilities. Existing park pathways and parking areas will continue to operate as currently
configured within the Lake Macdonald Park and benefit from open sightlines and
regular casual surveillance provided by other park users and the presence of rowing
club members during approved operating hours.
PO30
No acceptable outcome provided Not Applicable
Pathways allow clear sightlines in all directions.
The proposal does not involve the construction of any new pathways. Existing pathways
within the Lake Macdonald Park already provide open, unobstructed alignments with
clear sightlines in all directions, consistent with the open landscape character of the
site.
The small scale and careful placement of the proposed structure ensure that existing
sightlines along paths are maintained, with no visual barriers or obstructions
introduced. As a result, pathways will continue to support natural surveillance, user
safety, and an open, legible movement network.
Lighting AO31.1 Not Applicable
PO31 Lighting of appropriate intensities is provided which satisfies the requirements of
Lighting of appropriate intensities is provided to building entrances, carparks and Australian Standard AS1158: Public Lighting Code unless otherwise specified in this Code. The acceptable outcomes relating to external lighting are not applicable, as no new
pedestrian paths provided to maximise safety. AO31.2 lighting is proposed as part of the development. The rowing club operates during
Recreation and open space areas are lit according to AS4282—Control of the obtrusive daylight hours only, and existing ambient lighting within the Lake Macdonald Park will
effects of outdoor lighting while still being a minimum 20 lux at footpath level. remain unchanged.
AO31.3
External lighting of a graduated intensity is provided which starts at a lower level of As no additional lighting is introduced, there will be no impacts on neighbouring
brightness at the perimeter of the site and rises to a higher level at the entrance to properties, no risk of obtrusive lighting, and no requirement for new public or
buildings or at the centre of the site. vandal-resistant lighting, ensuring consistency with the intent of AO31 while maintaining
AO31.4 the natural character of the open space.
Lighting is directed onto the site and away from neighbouring properties.
AO31.5
Vandal-resistant lighting is used in public and publicly accessible areas.
Vandalism AO32
Complies
PO32 Buildings or structures that are visible from and accessible from a public street or laneway—
(a) avoid the use of solid fences and blank walls which attract graffiti. Where solid blank The proposed structure addresses vandalism and graffiti prevention through its design
Buildings and structures are designed to minimise opportunities for vandalism.
surfaces are unavoidable, measures in the form of landscaping, creepers, murals, and finish. While the shipping container presents some solid wall surfaces, these will be
Vandal resistant paint, etc. are used; treated with a painted artist’s render, potentially created by a local artist, which is widely
(b) with windows at ground level use measures that deter break and enters; and
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