If necessary, the location for the various Community Hubs could be fixed in the Precinct Plan or in the ICP if it is used for funding the Community Hubs. In the interim, it is intended that the broader area’ identified in the MSS plan (and the Framework) for ‘investigation Community Hubs should remain. Amend active frontages in DDO30 and CCZ1 to (see figure 11): Replace Primary Active Frontages along Plummer Street between Smith Street (and its extension) and Prohasky Street and between the two north south streets, east of Salmon Street with Secondary Active Frontages. CCZ Map 1C Urban Structure circulated on 14 May 2018 and – updated with this precinct closing submission identifies active frontages and distinguishes between Primary frontages (80% permeability); Secondary Type 1 (60% permeability) and Secondary Type 2 . The distinction between frontage types has been introduced to respond to the COPP submissions and to the Fishermans Bend Urban Renewal Area Retail Assessment, Essential Economics (Document 196). The revised Part C controls and associated maps provide a more refined response to active frontages and distinguish between three types of streets: Primary active streets these will be the core retail streets – with almost continuous shop frontages (80% with doorways at a minimum of 10 metres); Secondary active streets type 1 these will be streets which – retain a high degree of activity (60%) but which will allow for larger format premises (doorways further apart at 15 metres minimum separation). These streets are more likely to include premises such as medical practices and the like at ground floor.
If necessary, the location for the various Community Hubs could be fixed in the Precinct Plan or in the ICP if it is used for funding the Community Hubs. In the interim, it is intended that the broader ‘investigation area’ identified in the MSS plan (and the Framework) for Community Hubs should remain. Amend active frontages in DDO30 and CCZ1 to (see figure 11): Replace Primary Active Frontages along Plummer Street between Smith Street (and its extension) and Prohasky Street and between the two north south streets, east of Salmon Street with Secondary Active Frontages. CCZ Map 1C – Urban Structure circulated on 14 May 2018 and updated with this precinct closing submission identifies active frontages and distinguishes between Primary frontages (80% permeability); Secondary Type 1 (60% permeability) and Secondary Type 2 . The distinction between frontage types has been introduced to respond to the COPP submissions and to the Fishermans Bend Urban Renewal Area Retail Assessment, Essential Economics (Document 196). The revised Part C controls and associated maps provide a more refined response to active frontages and distinguish between three types of streets: Primary active streets – these will be the core retail streets with almost continuous shop frontages (80% with doorways at a minimum of 10 metres); Secondary active streets type 1 – these will be streets which retain a high degree of activity (60%) but which will allow for larger format premises (doorways further apart at 15 metres minimum separation). These streets are more likely to include premises such as medical practices and the like at ground floor.
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