engage with the public realm and provide AO3.2 a transition between public and private Development includes balconies, living spaces. areas, entries and windows that overlook the public realm. PO4 AO4.1 Development fronting the Moggill Development of the first 3 storeys fronting the Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in Moggill Road/Morrow Street corridor Figure b: identified in Figure b: includes a building transition that steps contains active uses on the ground back from the street boundary to provide storey; a lower scale interface with the street and includes a mix of residential, pedestrian spaces; employment, retail, commercial and provides a concentration and variety of community uses; active uses that contribute to the creation provides a facade that includes: of a vibrant mixed use environment and a high level of articulation; safe streetscape; modulation of form; creates an interactive edge to the street. variation of materials. AO4.2 Development of a foyer fronting the Moggill Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in Figure b occupies a maximum of 25% of the site frontage, is open to the public realm and contains activities and spaces that attract people such as seating areas, cafes, shopfront galleries and display spaces. PO5 AO5 Development on a landmark site identified in Development provides a landmark site, Figure b enhances the character of the where shown in Figure b, at: precinct and reinforces the sense of arrival to the corner of Beatrice Street and Moggill Taringa Village. Road; the corner of Swann and Moggill Roads, with a corner land dedication. Note—Development on landmark sites is designed in accordance with the landmark site requirements of the Centre or mixed use code. PO6 AO6 Development on the ground storey fronting No acceptable outcome is prescribed. the Moggill Road/Walker Street corridor identified in Figure b, may include active and/or non-active uses. If in the Taringa gateway precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-002) PO7 AO7 Development improves pedestrian safety and Development: visual amenity for users of the Taringa provides direct public access through the site to the Taringa Railway Station;
engage with the public realm and provide a transition between public and private spaces. AO3.2 Development includes balconies, living areas, entries and windows that overlook the public realm. PO4 Development fronting the Moggill Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in Figure b: includes a building transition that steps back from the street boundary to provide a lower scale interface with the street and pedestrian spaces; provides a concentration and variety of active uses that contribute to the creation of a vibrant mixed use environment and safe streetscape; creates an interactive edge to the street. AO4.1 Development of the first 3 storeys fronting the Moggill Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in Figure b: contains active uses on the ground storey; includes a mix of residential, employment, retail, commercial and community uses; provides a facade that includes: a high level of articulation; modulation of form; variation of materials. AO4.2 Development of a foyer fronting the Moggill Road/Morrow Street corridor identified in Figure b occupies a maximum of 25% of the site frontage, is open to the public realm and contains activities and spaces that attract people such as seating areas, cafes, shopfront galleries and display spaces. PO5 Development on a landmark site identified in Figure b enhances the character of the precinct and reinforces the sense of arrival to Taringa Village. AO5 Development provides a landmark site, where shown in Figure b, at: the corner of Beatrice Street and Moggill Road; the corner of Swann and Moggill Roads, with a corner land dedication. Note—Development on landmark sites is designed in accordance with the landmark site requirements of the Centre or mixed use code. PO6 Development on the ground storey fronting the Moggill Road/Walker Street corridor identified in Figure b, may include active and/or non-active uses. AO6 No acceptable outcome is prescribed. If in the Taringa gateway precinct (Taringa neighbourhood plan/NPP-002) PO7 Development improves pedestrian safety and visual amenity for users of the Taringa AO7 Development: provides direct public access through the site to the Taringa Railway Station;
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