a minimum site area of 2,500m2. AO3.2 Development of new premises for a residential use fronting Johnston Park is orientated to address the park and street by: orientating windows and balconies towards the park and street frontages; avoiding fences and walls along the park frontage. PO4 AO4 Development ensures public access is Development along the Brisbane River provided along the Brisbane River as a frontage dedicates park for future public use, in key recreation facility which also accordance with Figure c, which: improves access to the Apollo Road ferry is designed and constructed in accordance terminal. with the Infrastructure design planning scheme policy; is in accordance with Figure d. If in the Oxford Street precinct (Bulimba district neighbourhood plan/NPP-002), where in the Oxford Street B1 sub-precinct (Bulimba district neighbourhood plan/NPP-002a) PO5 AO5 Development: Development: reinforces the traditional has building openings overlooking the ‘suburban village character’ of Oxford Street; street; complements the layout, scale provides active street frontages built to the including height and setback, built boundary; form and character of existing provides a non-residential ground storey in buildings; mixed use developments; delivers a vibrant pedestrian realm ensures commercial/retail uses are along the street by maximising street provided at ground storey; activity and retaining the provides ground-storey pedestrian entries characteristic fine-grain urban form of at a minimum of every 10m; the centre; ensures second and third floor residential incorporates elements of traditional uses provide balconies overlooking Oxford shopping street design including Street. exposed gables, timber joinery and well-defined shopfront and doors. PO6 AO6.1 Development ensures that: Development retains and adaptively re-uses commercial character buildings by: building design sensitively integrates with the streetscape of Oxford Street maintaining the height relationship of and provides continuous pedestrian existing floor areas to street levels; shelter to maximise pedestrian locating extensions at the rear of the comfort and accessibility; premises. original shopfronts are retained or AO6.2 refurbished using materials which Development incorporates the following design complement the period of the elements: building. articulated frontages and roof lines; parapets; footpath awnings that extend over the adjoining footpath.
a minimum site area of 2,500m2. AO3.2 Development of new premises for a residential use fronting Johnston Park is orientated to address the park and street by: orientating windows and balconies towards the park and street frontages; avoiding fences and walls along the park frontage. PO4 Development ensures public access is provided along the Brisbane River as a key recreation facility which also improves access to the Apollo Road ferry terminal. AO4 Development along the Brisbane River frontage dedicates park for future public use, in accordance with Figure c, which: is designed and constructed in accordance with the Infrastructure design planning scheme policy; is in accordance with Figure d. If in the Oxford Street precinct (Bulimba district neighbourhood plan/NPP-002), where in the Oxford Street B1 sub-precinct (Bulimba district neighbourhood plan/NPP-002a) PO5 Development: reinforces the traditional ‘suburban village character’ of Oxford Street; complements the layout, scale including height and setback, built form and character of existing buildings; delivers a vibrant pedestrian realm along the street by maximising street activity and retaining the characteristic fine-grain urban form of the centre; incorporates elements of traditional shopping street design including exposed gables, timber joinery and well-defined shopfront and doors. AO5 Development: has building openings overlooking the street; provides active street frontages built to the boundary; provides a non-residential ground storey in mixed use developments; ensures commercial/retail uses are provided at ground storey; provides ground-storey pedestrian entries at a minimum of every 10m; ensures second and third floor residential uses provide balconies overlooking Oxford Street. PO6 Development ensures that: building design sensitively integrates with the streetscape of Oxford Street and provides continuous pedestrian shelter to maximise pedestrian comfort and accessibility; original shopfronts are retained or refurbished using materials which complement the period of the building. AO6.1 Development retains and adaptively re-uses commercial character buildings by: maintaining the height relationship of existing floor areas to street levels; locating extensions at the rear of the premises. AO6.2 Development incorporates the following design elements: articulated frontages and roof lines; parapets; footpath awnings that extend over the adjoining footpath.
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