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08/0215 - Op Works - Landscaping, Sediment & Erosion, Frontage Stormwater, Filling, Car Parking & Acess [As Published] · 142008.215
aa Requirements for Sustainable Buildings for new Class 1 building and a sole-occupancy unit of a new Class 2 building, and renovated bathrooms in an existing Class 1 and a sole-occupancy unit of an existing Class 2 building. Acceptable Solutions: to reticulated mains water supply areas only ar rating under Hiciency Labelling Scheme (WELS) or a AAA rating when assessed against AS/NZ 6400:2005 Water Efficient Products -rating and labelling. Water Pressure Limiting: (to reticulated mains water supply areas only) The maximum pressure level of water from any outlet within the property boundaries of a new Class 1 building must not exceed 500kPa. Compliance can be achieved through the installation of a water pressure limiting device in line with the water meter. Where it is known that the pressure level of the water supply does not exceed 500kPa, a water pressure limiting device is not required. Dual Flush Toilets: Toilets must have a dual flush capacity that does not exceed 6 litres on full flush and 3 litres on half flush. Energy Efficient Lighting: Energy efficient lighting includes fluorescent and compact fluorescent lights. It does not include incandescent or halogen fights. Energy efficient lighting is to be used for at least 40 percent of the total floor area of the building or sole occupancy unit. (Floor area means the area of a room measured within the finished surfaces of the walls, and includes the area occupied by any cupboard or other built-in furniture, fixture or fitting) This area includes associated garages. Where a part of a house is lit by more than one light source, and one or more of those light sources is not deemed to be efficient lighting, then that part of the house is not considered to have efficient lighting, and therefore does not qualify towards the 40% efficient lighting requirement. Hot Water Supply: In a new Class 1 building. A suitable hot water system includes: (a) a gas hot water system with a five star energy rating; or (b) a heat pump or a solar hot water system where: (i) in a building with 3 or more bedrooms, the hot water system, must be eligible to receive at least 22 Renewable Energy Certificates; or (ii) In a building with 1 or 2 bedrooms the hot water system must be eligible to receive at least 14 Renewable Energy Certificates. BIRAGKAIEN DUPLEX 181 GYMPIE TERRACE NOOSAVILLE ANDREW MCKELLAR DESIG 62 IILTON TERRACE NOOSAVILLE DRAWING SCHEDULE 1.0 Cover page and Drawing Schedule 1.1 Ground Floor Plan Second Floor Plan Roof Plan Door Schedule Window Schedule Section A Section B Section C Section D Section E Elevations Elevations Ceiling Plan; External Cladding
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