Outdoor Sport and Recreation Code Performance Criteria and Acceptable Solutions

Performance Criteria Acceptable Solutions P1 Amenity of Residential Areas must be A1 Hours of operation are restricted to 7am to maintained 7pm P2 Any buildings associated with the proposal A2.1 Expansion of the activity must: must be ancillary to the outdoor sport and recreation use and must be of a suitable scale • not be located in a waterway corridor or on land covered by a Natural Assets Local Law • not exceed a maximum total gross floor area of 50m2 • not exceed a maximum height of 8.5m • be a minimum distance of 10m from any boundary to a Residential Area • not involve expansion of sports fields, courts, circuits, tracks or pools • not involve the erection of outdoor lighting for sports fields, courts, circuits, tracks or pools • use building materials of a subdued colour or landscaping that OR A2.2 Buildings are identified on a Park Master Plan adopted as a Planning Scheme Policy P3 Sport and recreation uses in District or A3.1 Metropolitan or District Parks or privately Metropolitan Parks, or as privately owned owned facilities are designed to be able to facilities, provide an opportunity for higher accommodate more intensive use intensity uses A3.2 Hours of operation are restricted to 7am to 10pm P4 The surrounding road system can A4 No Acceptable Solution is prescribed accommodate the additional traffic generated without adverse impacts on the amenity of the neighbourhood or the capacity of the road system P5 The proposal, including the size and height of A5 No Acceptable Solution is prescribed buildings, must be compatible scale bulk and design and character with the surrounding area P6 The nature and type of noise generated must A6 No Acceptable Solution is prescribed be within the realistic community expectations for this type of facility Note: For information on the assessment of noise impacts refer to the Noise Impact Planning Scheme Policy P7 The proposal, in terms of its location, size and A7.1 The building setback from a boundary design of buildings and vehicle access areas, abutting a Residential Area is a minimum of must not impose unreasonable adverse 3m or half the height of the building, impacts on the surrounding residential area whichever is the greater

Printed on 11/05/2018 A7.2 Where any vehicle movement or parking areas abut a boundary with a Residential Area: • a minimum 2m wide vegetated buffer is provided to the boundary; or • 1.8m high screen fence is provided to the boundary P8 The layout of the proposal must achieve A8 Loading/unloading facilities and associated adequate provision for servicing on site that is vehicle manoeuvring areas on-site are clearly defined, safe and easily accessible and designed in accordance with the servicing must be designed to contain potential adverse layout design guidelines in the Transport, impacts of servicing within the site Access, Parking and Servicing Planning Scheme Policy P9 Proposals must be designed incorporating A9 Building design and layout incorporates the crime prevention through environmental following features: design (CPTED) principles • opportunities for casual surveillance and Note: sightlines (e.g. windows overlooking car parking and communal areas) For guidance on assessing the incorporation of crime prevention through environmental • exterior building designs which promote design principles refer to the Crime safety (e.g. active frontages and Prevention Through Environmental Design entrances) (CPTED) Planning Scheme Policy • adequate definition of uses and ownership (e.g. landscaping to define private and public space) • adequate lighting (e.g. lighting of potential entrapment locations) • appropriate way finding mechanisms (e.g. signage) • minimisation of predictable routes and entrapment locations (e.g. concealed spaces near public pathways) P10 Buildings, structures and use areas are A10 Co-location and shared use of buildings and designed together to ensure efficient use of facilities occurs buildings and facilities

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Printed on 11/05/2018