Development provides on-site car parking and On-site car parking is located behind existing or vehicular access which does not dominate the new buildings. streetscape. PO7 AO7.1 Where the site has frontage to a laneway: No acceptable outcomes are provided. (a) car parking areas are located at the rear; (b) the laneway is utilised to access rear car parking areas. PO8 AO8.1 Development in the town centre complements the Development in the town centre: traditional character and built form of the (a) is constructed with a zero metre setback streetscape. from street frontages and continues the scale of the existing built form and roof form; (b) provides a ground level façade which consists of windows, wall openings or shop fronts; (c) includes windows and balconies on levels facing the street; (d) ensures any air conditioning plant is screened from the street frontage and public view by use of architectural features. PO9 AO9.1 Development enhances pedestrian comfort and Buildings provide continuous pedestrian weather connectivity throughout the town centre. protection over the footpath which: (a) is non-transparent; (b) is cantilevered from the building or uses non load bearing posts; (c) includes under awning lighting; (d) is consistent with other pedestrian awnings in the precinct. Additional requirements for Precinct 2 Maher Road – PO10 AO10.1 Development in the precinct: No acceptable outcomes are provided. (a) is sequenced to avoid the creation of disconnected pockets of development; (b) has limited access to Road and utilises internal road networks. PO11 AO11.1 Development incorporates pedestrian and cycle No acceptable outcomes are provided. linkages for ease of access to the Town centre. Additional requirements for Precinct 3 Riverstone Road – PO12 AO12.1 Development in the precinct: No acceptable outcomes are provided. (a) is of a low and does not detract from the scenic backdrop; (b) does not interrupt views to key landmarks; (c) primarily services the needs of the local catchment; (d) is screened from existing and future residential areas by landscaping and provides appropriate buffering. PO13 AO13.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided.
Development provides on-site car parking and vehicular access which does not dominate the streetscape. On-site car parking is located behind existing or new buildings. PO7 Where the site has frontage to a laneway: (a) car parking areas are located at the rear; (b) the laneway is utilised to access rear car parking areas. AO7.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided. PO8 Development in the town centre complements the traditional character and built form of the streetscape. AO8.1 Development in the town centre: (a) is constructed with a zero metre setback from street frontages and continues the scale of the existing built form and roof form; (b) provides a ground level façade which consists of windows, wall openings or shop fronts; (c) includes windows and balconies on levels facing the street; (d) ensures any air conditioning plant is screened from the street frontage and public view by use of architectural features. PO9 Development enhances pedestrian comfort and connectivity throughout the town centre. AO9.1 Buildings provide continuous pedestrian weather protection over the footpath which: (a) is non-transparent; (b) is cantilevered from the building or uses non load bearing posts; (c) includes under awning lighting; (d) is consistent with other pedestrian awnings in the precinct. Additional requirements for Precinct 2 – Maher Road PO10 Development in the precinct: (a) is sequenced to avoid the creation of disconnected pockets of development; (b) has limited access to Road and utilises internal road networks. AO10.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided. PO11 Development incorporates pedestrian and cycle linkages for ease of access to the Town centre. AO11.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided. Additional requirements for Precinct 3 – Riverstone Road PO12 Development in the precinct: (a) is of a low and does not detract from the scenic backdrop; (b) does not interrupt views to key landmarks; (c) primarily services the needs of the local catchment; (d) is screened from existing and future residential areas by landscaping and provides appropriate buffering. AO12.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided. PO13 AO13.1 No acceptable outcomes are provided.
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