indoor and outdoor height of 2.5m the spaces; footpath level; building design that has a minimum creates a human scale to floor-to-ceiling the street; height of 4m. a safe, enjoyable and continuous pedestrian Note—In the Stones Corner precinct (Eastern corridor neighbourhood plan/NPP-003), preservation of heritage environment without places and non-residential building character is a obstruction or interruption paramount outcome. As such, achievement of built form from vehicular crossovers outcomes such as 50% facade transparency or 4m floor-to-ceiling heights may not be possible or desirable and manoeuvring. when involving existing building fabric. AO13.2 Development on an does not include: vehicular crossovers or driveways; at-grade or otherwise visible car parking; service vehicle access across the footpath. Note—Vehicular access is to be provided from an alternative street frontage or by a shared access arrangement. Access from the must only be provided where it is demonstrated that the function of an arterial road would be compromised or that shared access is not feasible. This access point is to be designed and sited to preserve pedestrian and reinforce the desired active frontage primary character. – AO13.3 Development on an provides a footpath with a minimum width of 5m. Note—Footpath is to be entirely within public ownership. Land dedication may be required to provide the minimum footpath width. Note—In the Stones Corner precinct (Eastern corridor neighbourhood plan/NPP-003), a consistent streetscape character and continuity of building is paramount. As such, achievement of a 5m footpath width may not be possible or desirable in many parts of the . PO14 AO14 Development with an active frontage assists Development on a site indicated as an active in creating a safe, interesting and attractive frontage in , , , and : street or public space, by providing: is designed for and fully occupied by activation at the ground floor with uses non-residential centre activities that encourage a high degree of generating a high level of pedestrian pedestrian activity and casual interaction activity at ground level; such as , and services; provides a continuous articulated facades with a built form to the street high proportion of and does not include transparent openings and parking at the frontage;
indoor and outdoor spaces; building design that creates a human scale to the street; a safe, enjoyable and continuous pedestrian environment without obstruction or interruption from vehicular crossovers and manoeuvring. height of 2.5m the footpath level; has a minimum floor-to-ceiling height of 4m. Note—In the Stones Corner precinct (Eastern corridor neighbourhood plan/NPP-003), preservation of heritage places and non-residential building character is a paramount outcome. As such, achievement of built form outcomes such as 50% facade transparency or 4m floor-to-ceiling heights may not be possible or desirable when involving existing building fabric. AO13.2 Development on an does not include: vehicular crossovers or driveways; at-grade or otherwise visible car parking; service vehicle access across the footpath. Note—Vehicular access is to be provided from an alternative street frontage or by a shared access arrangement. Access from the must only be provided where it is demonstrated that the function of an arterial road would be compromised or that shared access is not feasible. This access point is to be designed and sited to preserve pedestrian and reinforce the desired active frontage – primary character. AO13.3 Development on an provides a footpath with a minimum width of 5m. Note—Footpath is to be entirely within public ownership. Land dedication may be required to provide the minimum footpath width. Note—In the Stones Corner precinct (Eastern corridor neighbourhood plan/NPP-003), a consistent streetscape character and continuity of building is paramount. As such, achievement of a 5m footpath width may not be possible or desirable in many parts of the . PO14 Development with an active frontage assists in creating a safe, interesting and attractive street or public space, by providing: activation at the ground floor with uses that encourage a high degree of pedestrian activity and casual interaction such as , and services; articulated facades with a high proportion of transparent openings and AO14 Development on a site indicated as an active frontage in , , , and : is designed for and fully occupied by non-residential centre activities generating a high level of pedestrian activity at ground level; provides a continuous built form to the street and does not include parking at the frontage;
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