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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
this size. The overall dimension annotated
on sheet A202 is 4800 mm, being a 2400
mm wide space together with the 2400
mm wide shared area the Standard
requires alongside it. No accessible space
exists on the site at present, so the
proposal delivers a compliant space where
there is none.
The applicant offers, as conditions of any
approval, that the accessible space and
shared area be constructed in accordance
with AS/NZS 2890.6, including a bollard
within the shared area to keep it clear,
signage and pavement marking, the space
and shared area being on the same level
and graded in accordance with the
Standard, and a continuous accessible
path of travel from the space to the
building entrance. Casa Intelligence does
not certify compliance with the Standard,
and a certified accessibility assessment
should be obtained at detailed design.
These are construction matters capable of
condition and are not impediments to the
material change of use.
PO10 AO10
Complies with PO
Access and egress points do not Vehicle manoeuvring areas are
Access and egress points are existing and
impact on the safety and operations provided so vehicles enter and leave
unchanged, and do not affect the safety or
of the road system. the site in a forward gear (excluding
operation of the road system. The site is
Dual occupancy and Dwelling
accessed from the service road rather than
house located on local roads) in
the through carriageway of Eenie Creek
accordance with the current
Road.
Australian Standards Australian
Standards for Parking Facilities.
PO11 AO11
Complies with PO
Parking areas are designed to (a) At locations where pedestrian and
The parking area is small, at the frontage,
provide a progressive reduction in vehicle conflicts are likely to occur:
and directly accessed from the service
speed between the external road sight distances of at least 2.5
road at low speed. No internal circulation
and internal parking spaces; (a) (b) seconds of travel time at the
road exists and none is required.
ensure lower speeds near areas of designated speed are provided;
high pedestrian activity through the splayed corners on structures are
use of appropriate road geometry or incorporated; landscaping is
devices (b) designed to limit speed; designed to allow clear views; and
and (c) (c) maintain sight distances sign placement ensures that sight
which are appropriate for the likely distance requirements are not
(d) operating speeds in all areas of impeded.
potential pedestrian/vehicle and
vehicle/vehicle conflict.
PO12 AO12.1, AO12.2
Complies with PO
A clearly defined pedestrian In large open carparks with greater
A defined pedestrian route between the
network is provided that – (a) is than 200 car parking spaces, a
accessible space, the parking area and the
located in areas where people will pedestrian path between parking
building entrance is offered as a condition
choose to walk; (b) ensures that spaces is provided on every second
of any approval, to be delivered through
pedestrian movement through car aisle.
pavement marking and the bollard line
parking areas or structures are AO12.2 For a minimum of 50% of
referred to at PO8. The frontage is
along aisles rather than across car parking spaces, pedestrian
compact and direct, the route is short and
them. access to buildings is not across or
level, and the glazed frontage provides
through driveways, carparks,
clear sightlines along it.
setdown or manoeuvring areas.
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