Development in an common park type complies with the following: a minimum of 50% of the space is open to the sky, that is, there is no roof; buildings and structures are only provided to support community events, gathering or performances. PO4 Development and use of the must maximise public access where it will not have an adverse impact on the open space values of the . AO4 Development does not prohibit public access, except where: an organised activity such as a sporting event or carnival requires temporary exclusive use; or access will be temporarily restricted to protect the biodiversity values of the such as for the duration of a breeding season or to allow bushland rehabilitation or to control erosion; or infrastructure requiring restricted access or fencing is located in the such as for safety reasons; or the has a current lease or licence approved by the Council which allows for restricted or controlled public access; or a management plan or master plan adopted as a planning scheme policy specifically states otherwise. PO5 Development requiring the provision of outdoor lighting does not have an adverse impact on any person, activity or fauna because of light emissions, either directly or by reflection. AO5.1 Development ensures that the technical parameters, design, installation, operation and maintenance of outdoor lighting comply with the requirements of . AO5.2 Development adjoining residential uses outdoor lighting that gives no upward component of light where mounted horizontally, such as a full cut off luminar. PO6 Development requiring the provision of outdoor lighting must ensure fixtures and fittings: are provided to facilitate the safe use of infrastructure; are located to minimise loss of residential amenity through and noise associated with night-time use of a ; are not visually intrusive; are appropriate to the parkland setting. AO6 Development provides outdoor lighting crime prevention through environmental design principles to provide adequate illumination for public facilities which are available for use after dusk and before sunrise, including: illumination of footpaths and entrapment locations rather than windows and external roads; use of multiple light sources rather than single fittings, to provide uniform light levels;
use of low-level fixtures which are vandal resistant where tree canopies would otherwise obscure lighting. Note—Refer to the . PO7 Development must enhance the park’s amenity, including the subtropical landscape, and functionality, and facilitate efficient and effective maintenance. AO7 Development is landscaped in compliance with a master plan or management plan adopted as a planning scheme policy; or Development uses landscaping to: discourage graffiti on such as retaining walls and acoustic barrier fences; break up large areas of hard landscaping, such as car parks; add visual interest and structure to extensive open areas; create new spaces, nodes or buffers within the open space; provide screening site boundaries; enhance of retained vegetation; provide natural shade in key activity areas, such as children's play and spectator seating areas; reinforce a subtropical setting. PO8 Development outside of the City core and City frame identified in of the , provides parking spaces that accommodate design peak parking demands without overflow parking to an adjacent premises or adjacent streets. AO8 Development provides on-site parking which is in compliance with the standards in the . If in the Environmental management zone or Conservation zone PO9 Development must: be of an appropriate size and scale to ensure the park is compatible with and complementary to the primary function of protecting and enhancing biodiversity and ecological integrity; only accommodate sustainable, recreation; not adversely impact on the environmental values; be of a high quality, suitable for public use and consistent with the intent of the zone and zone precinct; ensure that access and circulation facilities enable safe access to and within AO9.1 Development: involves only car parking areas, buildings or structures that comply with the following size thresholds: a maximum of 10 car parking spaces unless otherwise approved in a natural area management plan adopted as a planning scheme policy; gazebos, shelters and bird hides with a maximum individual of 60m2 in local or district parks and an individual building footprint of 150m2 in metropolitan parks; buildings with a maximum individual building footprint of 350m2 and no more than 2 storeys;