2019-12-11 SM Agenda - Item 1 - Attachment 2 - Final New Noosa Plan Part 1-3 and 5-6 Track Change version

      Performance outcomes                                                 Acceptable Outcomes
      (f)   integrate signage with the building design; and                (b)   variations in the vertical profile, with steps or slopes at
                                                                                 different levels;
      (g)   integrate landscaping into the building design and car
            parking areas;                                                 (c)   variations in the treatment and patterning of windows,
                                                                                 sun protection and shading devices, or other elements of
      (h)   is well articulated with strong horizontal and vertical
                                                                                 a façade treatment at a finer scale than the overall
            design elements providing an interesting streetscape;
                                                                                 building structure;
            and
                                                                           (d)   balconies, verandas or terraces; and
      (i)   complement landform changes and landscape features,
            stepping down sloping sites to minimise cut or fill.           (e)   planting, particularly on podiums, terraces, and low level
                                                                                 roof decks or incorporate other landscape elements
                                                                                 such as green walls.

                                                                           Editor's Note—refer to figure 6.4.4.5 for design outcomes.
      PO18
      Buildings and other structures present a high quality                No acceptable outcome provided
      streetscape with design elements and building forms that:
      (a)   define the street and public spaces;
      (b)   provide a consistent alignment fronting the street and
            public spaces;
      (c)   contribute to the streetscape activity and vibrancy of the
            centre;
      (d)   contribute to their setting, including the skyline;
      (e)   celebrate corner sites as key focal points that contribute
            positively to defining the street; and
      (f)   retain and provide areas for outdoor dining and meeting
            opportunities on the ground level.

      PO19
      Buildings on corner sites define the street intersection and    No acceptable outcome provided
      include interesting or decorative features and design elements.

      Editor's note—refer to figure AP3­7A for design outcomes on
      corner sites.
      PO20                                                           AO20
      Ground floor uses are predominantly business uses or           Ground floor buildings provide a minimum 50% transparent
      community uses accessible to the general public, including but glazing to shop fronts to create active building fronts.
      not limited to shops, restaurants, cafes, medical centres,
      banks, post office, accountants or real estate agencies.
      PO21
      A mix of uses including outdoor dining and eating areas are          No acceptable outcome provided
      incorporated in the design to activate key street frontages.

      Editor's note—refer to figure 6.4.4.4 and figure AP3­8A for
      design outcomes for outdoor dining and active primary street
      frontages.
      PO22                                                                 AO22
      Street awnings are designed and located to:                          Street awnings
      (a)   provide continuous weather protection to pedestrians;          (a)   are provided along the full frontage of the building and
      (b)   maintain the continuity and style of adjacent awnings,               cover the footpath where no other weather protection is
            especially in relation to height, scale, form and materials;         provided for pedestrians as part of the building design;

      (c)   contribute to an attractive streetscape environment;           (b)   are setback a minimum of 1 metre from the kerb;

      (d)   promote an active front by encouraging pedestrian use of (c)         are waterproof;
            the street;                                              (d)         conform to the height, form and materials of awnings on
      (e)   provide a feeling of enclosure and human scale for                   adjoining properties which share the same frontage;



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