provide lighting; seating or other facilities such as bicycle parking near the entry. provide conveniently located mailboxes. AO36.3 Development provides: signage and cues to distinguish between public areas, publicly accessible private areas and private areas; street numbers and building which are clearly identifiable from the street for pedestrians and emergency access. Note—Cues to differentiate territory may include fences, vegetation, lighting, footpath detailing and changes in PO37 AO37.1 Development of buildings defines the street Development provides a building edge and reinforces the desired character of elevation that is parallel or nearly parallel to the centre or corridor through: the street frontage. orientation to the street; AO37.2 minimal front boundary setback; Development is orientated to overlook streets providing overlooking and casual and other public spaces with windows and surveillance from upper level balconies balconies located on upper levels, designed and windows; to provide casual surveillance opportunities. clearly defined building entrances; Refer to j. high-quality finishes at the ground-storey AO37.3 pedestrian level. Development for a building which is not located on the front boundary, ensures the : is open and accessible for pedestrians its entire length and width; is clear of columns and other obstructions; has a pavement matching the gradient of the adjoining pavement and connecting pedestrian on neighbouring sites; connects without any lip or step to adjoining pavements or abutting pedestrian areas on neighbouring sites. to k. AO37.4 Development for steps, escalators, ramps or lifts is set back 1.2m from the main building line to maximise pedestrian flow and safety and allow for adequate waiting space. PO38 AO38 Development for a building 8 and over Development provides wind mitigation for a ensures that the design mitigates the impacts building which is 8 storeys to 15 storeys that: of ground-level wind acceleration on is in accordance with a neighbourhood pedestrians and building occupants, plan; or considering the site context and neighbouring if a neighbourhood plan does not specify structures. any criteria, uses at 2 of the following strategies:
provide lighting; provide conveniently located mailboxes. seating or other facilities such as bicycle parking near the entry. AO36.3 Development provides: signage and cues to distinguish between public areas, publicly accessible private areas and private areas; street numbers and building which are clearly identifiable from the street for pedestrians and emergency access. Note—Cues to differentiate territory may include fences, vegetation, lighting, footpath detailing and changes in PO37 Development of buildings defines the street edge and reinforces the desired character of the centre or corridor through: orientation to the street; minimal front boundary setback; providing overlooking and casual surveillance from upper level balconies and windows; clearly defined building entrances; high-quality finishes at the ground-storey pedestrian level. AO37.1 Development provides a building elevation that is parallel or nearly parallel to the street frontage. AO37.2 Development is orientated to overlook streets and other public spaces with windows and balconies located on upper levels, designed to provide casual surveillance opportunities. Refer to j. AO37.3 Development for a building which is not located on the front boundary, ensures the : is open and accessible for pedestrians its entire length and width; is clear of columns and other obstructions; has a pavement matching the gradient of the adjoining pavement and connecting pedestrian on neighbouring sites; connects without any lip or step to adjoining pavements or abutting pedestrian areas on neighbouring sites. to k. AO37.4 Development for steps, escalators, ramps or lifts is set back 1.2m from the main building line to maximise pedestrian flow and safety and allow for adequate waiting space. PO38 Development for a building 8 and over ensures that the design mitigates the impacts of ground-level wind acceleration on pedestrians and building occupants, considering the site context and neighbouring structures. AO38 Development provides wind mitigation for a building which is 8 storeys to 15 storeys that: is in accordance with a neighbourhood plan; or if a neighbourhood plan does not specify any criteria, uses at 2 of the following strategies:
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