dependent activities of a use becoming separated by titling; the functioning of a use or the relevant development approval being compromised. Note—For instance, where premises are used for any industrial use that includes an ancillary office, the cannot be separately titled as it is dependent on the industrial use component. Note—For instance, while the reconfiguring a lot for a provides individual community title for the units through a building format plan with a land component, the private courtyard for each unit is to be included in the title of each unit and not in the common property. Note—In some instances it is appropriate to allow for reconfiguring a lot of land by either community title or a standard format plan if a combined development application for a material change of use includes an existing building that is to be retained on the site and separately titled. AO37.2 Development of premises for its intended or approved use is lawful and in compliance with planning and building standards and development approvals. If involving a standard format lot with common property such as requiring a community management scheme under the Note—If a building is to be constructed prior to reconfiguring a lot, assessment of the development is to be undertaken as part of the development application for a material change of use if that development is assessable under the planning scheme. Reconfiguring a lot can be assessed simultaneously or subsequently against the relevant parts of this code. PO38 Development provides residential lots which have an appropriate area and dimensions: for siting and constructing the intended building and any ancillary outbuilding and structure; for the provision of private open space, vehicle access and parking; which are consistent with the zone, zone precinct, neighbourhood plan and overlay outcomes applicable to the site. AO38 No acceptable outcome is prescribed PO39 Development provides internal access ways and driveways which: are designed to clearly indicate the function of the access way; provide acceptable levels of access, functionality, safety, amenity and convenience for users, as well as catering for car parking facilities. AO39.1 Development for the purposes of residential development or the residential components of development, provides lots which are of a size and dimension to accommodate the following: internal access ways that are designed in compliance with ; internal driveways serving a single dwelling that are a maximum of 3m wide; driveways serving more than 3 lots that are at least 4m wide. AO39.2 Development involving other purposes, has internal access ways and driveways in compliance with the standards in the .
Table 9.4.10.3.B Part 4—All other zones Zone or South East Queensland Regional Plan area Minimum lot size (m2) standard lot and (rear lot) (1) Minimum average lot width (m) Minimum width (m) for rear lot Lots to contain minimum rectangle dimension (m) Rural residential zone 10,000 (10,000) 40 7.5 14x20 (excluding fire management areas) Medium density residential zone 800 (800) 20 7.5 18x20 High density residential zone 800 (800) 20 7.5 18x20 A zone in the centre zones category 800 (800) 20 7.5 18x20 Mixed use zone 800 (800) 20 7.5 18x20 Extractive industry zone and General industry C zone precinct of the Industry zone 100,000 (100,000) 200 15 80x100 General industry B zone precinct of the Industry zone 2,000 (2,000) 25 (40)(2) 7.5 20x40 General industry A zone precinct of the Industry zone 1,000 (1,000) 25 (25)(2) 7.5 18x30 Low impact industry zone 1,000 (1,000) 25 (25)(2) 7.5 18x30 Industry investigation zone 100,000 (40,000) 100 15 80x100 Special industry zone 100,000 (100,000) 100 15 80x100 Emerging community zone where not in accordance with a current preliminary approval or development approval for material change of use for 100,000 (100,000) Not applicable 15 Not applicable Other zones Use/activity specific Use/activity specific Use/activity specific Use/activity specific