easily accessible locations within the development. Open provision AO21.1 A public open space network is provided Land intended for public open space is which: of a physical standard and condition in accordance with the SC6.11 City Plan (a) has a of recreation settings and policy Land development guidelines, – adequate facilities to meet the needs Section 5 Public open space – of the community; standards. (b) offers opportunities for residents to conveniently participate in passive AO21.2 recreational activities; For trunk recreational open space (c) delivers well distributed public open Recreation and sporting parklands and space that contributes to the land for community facilities are legibility, accessibility, safety, and designed and provided in accordance character of the development; with the Local government (d) creates safe and attractive settings infrastructure plan and approved and focal points; Council master plans. (e) facilitates casual surveillance from OR adjacent streets and land uses and Public open space is provided in provides for open space areas with accordance with an already approved public road frontages; open space strategy, relevant approved (f) delivers stormwater and flood material change of use, adopted management and care of valuable concept plan, master plan or structure environmental resources; and plan. (g) is cost effective to maintain. AO21.3 For recreational open space Residential subdivisions creating more than 100 lots provide a minimum of 20m2 of land per dwelling, for open space that is: (a) within 400m walking distance of all residential lots; and (b) designed to adequately meet the recreational of users.
easily accessible locations within the development. Open provision A public open space network is provided which: (a) has a of recreation settings and adequate facilities to meet the needs of the community; (b) offers opportunities for residents to conveniently participate in passive recreational activities; (c) delivers well distributed public open space that contributes to the legibility, accessibility, safety, and character of the development; (d) creates safe and attractive settings and focal points; (e) facilitates casual surveillance from adjacent streets and land uses and provides for open space areas with public road frontages; (f) delivers stormwater and flood management and care of valuable environmental resources; and (g) is cost effective to maintain. AO21.1 Land intended for public open space is of a physical standard and condition in accordance with the SC6.11 City Plan policy – Land development guidelines, Section 5 – Public open space standards. AO21.2 For trunk recreational open space Recreation and sporting parklands and land for community facilities are designed and provided in accordance with the Local government infrastructure plan and approved Council master plans. OR Public open space is provided in accordance with an already approved open space strategy, relevant approved material change of use, adopted concept plan, master plan or structure plan. AO21.3 For recreational open space Residential subdivisions creating more than 100 lots provide a minimum of 20m2 of land per dwelling, for open space that is: (a) within 400m walking distance of all residential lots; and (b) designed to adequately meet the recreational of users.
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