display windows, showcases or public art. PO11 AO11.1 Development provides protection from rain Development in a core sub-precinct and and sun for footpaths and pathways on key corridor sub-precinct provides awnings: pedestrian routes that is: over the footpath of streets; continuous and compatible with existing where buildings face or , awnings; in accordance with the designed to incorporate road corridor design adequate for street section of the trees and other AO11.2 landscaping; Development in a residential sub-precinct visually safe and includes awnings at entries to residential amenable. buildings. Note—Key pedestrian routes are generally boulevards, streets, and . PO12 AO12.1 Development is designed to promote a Development has clearly identifiable entries strong interaction with, and legibility from, from the adjoining streets or public spaces. public spaces including streets, , and the AO12.2 passenger areas of busway and railway stations. Development includes individual entries for each ground storey facing a public street, , or . AO12.3 Development incorporates expansive balconies and verandahs which: have a minimum dimension of 3m; are directly accessible from living spaces; are orientated to directly overlook public spaces. Active frontages and casual surveillance PO13 AO13.1 Development fronting an actively contributes Development on a site indicated as an in , , , to the role of the street as the focus for the or : commercial and community life of the is designed for and fully occupied by precinct, by providing: retail or other highly active uses at intensive activation of the ground storey ground level; with uses that encourage the greatest provides awnings for the degree of pedestrian activity and full street frontage; interaction such as restaurants and provides lighting to cafes; publicly accessible areas; highly articulated facades provides a continuous that feature a very high built form to the street; proportion of openings provides at least 1 and windows; pedestrian entrance or strong integration exit for every 10m of between the footpath and building frontage; the adjoining street or provides a minimum of public space to 50% transparent external seamlessly integrate wall materials up to a
display windows, showcases or public art. PO11 Development provides protection from rain and sun for footpaths and pathways on key pedestrian routes that is: continuous and compatible with existing awnings; designed to incorporate adequate for street trees and other landscaping; visually safe and amenable. AO11.1 Development in a core sub-precinct and corridor sub-precinct provides awnings: over the footpath of streets; where buildings face or , in accordance with the road corridor design section of the AO11.2 Development in a residential sub-precinct includes awnings at entries to residential buildings. Note—Key pedestrian routes are generally boulevards, streets, and . PO12 Development is designed to promote a strong interaction with, and legibility from, public spaces including streets, , and the passenger areas of busway and railway stations. AO12.1 Development has clearly identifiable entries from the adjoining streets or public spaces. AO12.2 Development includes individual entries for each ground storey facing a public street, , or . AO12.3 Development incorporates expansive balconies and verandahs which: have a minimum dimension of 3m; are directly accessible from living spaces; are orientated to directly overlook public spaces. Active frontages and casual surveillance PO13 Development fronting an actively contributes to the role of the street as the focus for the commercial and community life of the precinct, by providing: intensive activation of the ground storey with uses that encourage the greatest degree of pedestrian activity and interaction such as restaurants and cafes; highly articulated facades that feature a very high proportion of openings and windows; strong integration between the footpath and the adjoining street or public space to seamlessly integrate AO13.1 Development on a site indicated as an in , , , or : is designed for and fully occupied by retail or other highly active uses at ground level; provides awnings for the full street frontage; provides lighting to publicly accessible areas; provides a continuous built form to the street; provides at least 1 pedestrian entrance or exit for every 10m of building frontage; provides a minimum of 50% transparent external wall materials up to a
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