Document ID: chunk:federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00174:reg:10:p23
Version: federal_register_of_legislation:F2025C00174
Segment Type: reg
Provision Reference: reg 10 (pt 23/99)
Character Range: 409283–412379

retained.
       * Landscaping should provide screens, as appropriate, against the large masses of buildings and paved areas to minimise their visual impact on the adjacent areas, and especially the open spaces.
       * External paving materials, fencing, screening, lighting and related outdoor furniture should ensure visual coherence and consistency over the entire site.

Traffic Circulation and Parking Provision
Provisions for vehicular access/egress and parking accommodation should be made in accordance with the requirements of the National Capital Authority after consideration of relevant ACT Government standards. In this regard, the traffic impacts of new development or development extensions in the area must be taken into consideration.
A Traffic Management Plan should be prepared for the AIS in accordance with the relevant ACT Government standards and must be agreed to by relevant ACT authorities. The plan should address management issues related to possible conflicts in traffic circulation of different kinds of traffic (vehicular, pedestrian and service vehicle) and the provision and management of car parking within and adjacent to the AIS.
Pedestrian links between various facilities should be ensured and expanded, connecting on site facilities, carparking areas and transport access points with the primary destinations, including the Stadia, Visitor Centre and Main Administration Zone.
The existing main pedestrian spine should play an increased role in the pedestrian network of the campus and its expansion over time. Detailing of the pedestrian spine should generally be in accordance with Figure 136.

Environmental Considerations
Adverse environmental impacts from on‑site developments, on adjacent land and development, should be identified and redressed to the fullest extent practicable in accordance with the requirements of the National Capital Authority after consideration of relevant ACT Government standards.

Temporary/Short Term Uses
The design, materials and colours of temporary buildings should be sympathetic to the surrounding buildings and the landscape and must ensure some level of consistency with adjacent development in terms of detailing and the colour treatment.

Lighting
Where practicable, all outdoor lighting, including security and car park lighting must be designed and sited to minimise light pollution. Outdoor lighting must use full cut‑off light fittings. Any up‑lighting of buildings should be carefully designed to keep night time overspill and glare to a minimum.

Specific
The area covered by this Precinct Code has been divided into five distinct precincts. Precincts 3, 4 and 5 have been further divided into two zones each as shown in Figure 135. The precinct and zone specific requirements/controls are given below.

PRECINCT 1: Main Entry and Administration

Purpose and general characteristics

The purpose of this precinct is to accommodate the central administration and formal public arrival and visitor functions of the AIS in a distinctive manner that is appropriate to the National status and functions of the