safe, interesting and attractive street or interaction. public space; facilitates activation at the ground storey, creating opportunities for uses such as shops, restaurants AO14.2 and cafes, offices, community uses and Development for a multiple dwelling local services. includes ground storey tenancies that are flexibly designed and able to be used for a range of active frontage uses. AO14.3 Development of a residential use on the ground storey demonstrates how the ground-storey tenancies may be converted to non-residential uses at a later stage if the opportunity for active frontage uses were to be subsequently taken up. PO15 AO15 Development ensures that the Development at the ground storey is height at the ground storey is designed to enable a non-residential use designed to accommodate a range of uses with a height of between 4m and 4.5m. whether for residential or non-residential Note—A height range is provided to enable minor variations tenants. in storey height to encourage responsive building design and to recognise functional differences between uses. While the building height may vary, the maximum number of storeys should not be exceeded. Where varied by a neighbourhood plan, the maximum building height expressed in metres should not be exceeded. PO16 AO16 Development: Development provides a: enables physical and visual integration continuous built form to the street between the ground storey and the frontage and adjoining public open adjoining footpath or public space; space; presents a strong building edge along minimum of 30% transparent external site boundaries to clearly define and wall materials up to a height of 2.5m address the frontage and public open above footpath level. spaces; incorporates articulated facades that minimise the extent of blank walls and feature transparent openings, clear glazing or display windows to enable casual surveillance of the street. PO17 AO17 Development protects pedestrian footpaths Development provides pedestrian shelter: along the frontage from rain and sun by a using awnings, consistent with the
safe, interesting and attractive street or public space; facilitates activation at the ground storey, creating opportunities for uses such as shops, restaurants and cafes, offices, community uses and local services. interaction. AO14.2 Development for a multiple dwelling includes ground storey tenancies that are flexibly designed and able to be used for a range of active frontage uses. AO14.3 Development of a residential use on the ground storey demonstrates how the ground-storey tenancies may be converted to non-residential uses at a later stage if the opportunity for active frontage uses were to be subsequently taken up. PO15 Development ensures that the height at the ground storey is designed to accommodate a range of uses whether for residential or non-residential tenants. AO15 Development at the ground storey is designed to enable a non-residential use with a height of between 4m and 4.5m. Note—A height range is provided to enable minor variations in storey height to encourage responsive building design and to recognise functional differences between uses. While the building height may vary, the maximum number of storeys should not be exceeded. Where varied by a neighbourhood plan, the maximum building height expressed in metres should not be exceeded. PO16 Development: enables physical and visual integration between the ground storey and the adjoining footpath or public space; presents a strong building edge along site boundaries to clearly define and address the frontage and public open spaces; incorporates articulated facades that minimise the extent of blank walls and feature transparent openings, clear glazing or display windows to enable casual surveillance of the street. AO16 Development provides a: continuous built form to the street frontage and adjoining public open space; minimum of 30% transparent external wall materials up to a height of 2.5m above footpath level. PO17 Development protects pedestrian footpaths along the frontage from rain and sun by a AO17 Development provides pedestrian shelter: using awnings, consistent with the
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