Part I - Other Considerations - Richmond Valley Council

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Richmond Valley Development Control Plan 2012‣ Passers-by to clearly identify when someone is trespassing and illegallyusing the premises.‣ Create boundaries between public and private space.(l) Pride and InvolvementA sense of community pride in a particular area will help maintain an area andwill easily identify illegitimate behaviour.(3) Additional Application of CPTED Principles relating to ResidentialDevelopment design(a) Landscaping – Residential Development - CPTEDLandscaping can be an effective way of controlling/directing movement in anarea. Depending on the intention, it can either restrict or encourage people toaccess a particular area.‣ Vegetation can be used as barriers to deter unauthorised access Avoidlarge trees/shrubs and buildings works that could enable an intruder togain access to the dwelling or to neighbouring dwellings. Prickly plantscan be used as effective barriers. Species include bougainvilleas, roses,succulents, and berberis species.‣ Large trees, carports, skillion extensions, fences, and downpipes insituations can provide a means of access into yards or up to secondstorey windows or balconies.(b) Security – Residential Development - CPTEDTraditional security systems can be very effective in reducing illegitimateaccess. It is important however to be reasonable and not over secure alocation as this may make genuine users feel unsafe and even restrictlegitimate access.‣ Install quality locks on external windows and doors.‣ Install viewers on entry doors.‣ If security grilles are used on windows they should be open able frominside in case of emergencies.‣ Ensure skylights and/or roof tiles cannot be readily removed or openedfrom outside.‣ Consider monitored alarm systems.‣ Provide lockable gates on side and rear access ways.‣ Building supervisors or security guards may be a security considerationin larger unit developments, holiday units, caravan parks, etc or anydevelopment of the type listed in J3.3(1).‣ Ideally no more than two entry points to a dwelling.‣ Main entry doors should be fitted with a door viewer and door chain.(c) Ownership– Residential Development - CPTEDResearch indicates that well maintained and 'cared for' properties are lesslikely to experience crime.‣ Ensure the speedy repair or cleaning of damaged or vandalisedproperty.‣ Provide for the swift removal of graffiti.Part I – Other Considerations – CPTED I.120
Richmond Valley Development Control Plan 2012(4) Application of CPTED Principles relative to Public Services.(a) ATM, Help Points, Bicycle Storage, Public Phones, etc - CPTEDPublic services should be located in areas of high activity and generally inaccords with previous sections J3.3(2).‣ Public services should be located in highly visible areas that are well lit.‣ Locate public services away from possible places to hide, eg fire exits.‣ Avoid locating public services in recesses.‣ Design areas around ATM's to incorporate reflective materials so thatusers can observe people behind.‣ Consider conflicting uses when designing public space (e.g. do not put apublic phone or seat near an ATM as this provides a potential thief withan opportunity to loiter).Part I – Other Considerations – CPTED I.121
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