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Code Assessment - 12 Eenie Creek Rd (RESOLVED DRAFT)
09 NOOSA PLAN 2020, SECTION 9.4.6
Sustainable Building Design Code
Applies because: Works code named as a benchmark in Table 5.5.10.
The proposal is an internal fit-out of an existing building together with a new frontage treatment on a
developed, fully serviced and generally flat site. The outcomes of this code are addressed on that basis.
Performance Outcome Acceptable Outcome Response
PO1 No acceptable outcome provided
Complies with PO
Development minimises energy
The proposal reuses an existing building
consumption and the production
rather than constructing a new one,
No acceptable outcome provided of
which is itself the most material energy
greenhouse gas emissions. Water
and materials saving available. The new
efficiency and stormwater
glazed curtain wall to the northern
management Table 9.4.6.3 Criteria
frontage provides natural light to the
for assessment (part) Performance
showroom floor, reducing artificial
outcomes Acceptable outcomes
lighting demand. Water efficiency, energy
Water efficiency and stormwater
efficiency and any provision for electric
management
vehicle charging are matters for detailed
design and building assessment, and are
capable of being conditioned.
PO2 AO2.1, AO2.2
Complies with PO
Development maximises water If for accommodation activities, a
The proposal reuses an existing building
efficiency on site by incorporating minimum 3,000 litres of rain water
rather than constructing a new one,
rainwater collection and reuse storage is provided per dwelling
which is itself the most material energy
measures for nonpotable purposes and reused for nonpotable purposes
and materials saving available. The new
such as irrigation. and incorporated into a stormwater
glazed curtain wall to the northern
management plan for the
frontage provides natural light to the
development.
showroom floor, reducing artificial
AO2.2 With the exception of
lighting demand. Water efficiency, energy
accommodation activities, rain
efficiency and any provision for electric
water storage sufficient for the
vehicle charging are matters for detailed
intended use is captured and used
design and building assessment, and are
onsite for nonpotable purposes and
capable of being conditioned.
incorporated into a stormwater
management plan for the
development. Editor’s note—The
Queensland Development Code
includes provisions for the
installation of rain water tanks and
the reuse of stormwater.
PO3 AO3.1, AO3.2
Complies with PO
Development reduces stormwater Development incorporates water
The proposal reuses an existing building
runoff by minimising impervious sensitive urban design measures to
rather than constructing a new one,
areas and maximising site manage stormwater.
which is itself the most material energy
vegetation to absorb water on site. AO3.2 Development incorporates
and materials saving available. The new
porous pavements on low trafficked
glazed curtain wall to the northern
areas such as footpaths and car
frontage provides natural light to the
parks. Note: Porous pavements are
showroom floor, reducing artificial
not considered landscaping and do
lighting demand. Water efficiency, energy
not form part of the minimum
efficiency and any provision for electric
landscape requirements.
vehicle charging are matters for detailed
design and building assessment, and are
capable of being conditioned.
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