115Support services and facilities

115 Support services and facilities

115 Support services and facilities

(1) Each development for the purpose of accessible housing is to provide emergency response alarms located in all dwelling units.

(2) The consent authority is to be satisfied that residents will have reasonable access to support services including, but not limited to—

(a) home delivered meals, and

(b) personal care, and

(c) home nursing, and

(d) assistance with housework, and

(e) gardening maintenance, and

(f) medical assistance, and

(g) respite care, and

(h) rehabilitation services.

(3) If 15 or more residential units are proposed on the land subject to the development application, the consent authority is to be satisfied before granting consent that adequate provision is made for—

(a) an administrative building or room located in a prominent location, that is designed to provide a focal point for visitors and a sense of security for residents, and

(b) a setting down and picking up area that is close to the site entry with a covered seating area visible from the administrative building or room or at least some of the dwellings, and

(c) speed restriction signs placed in a prominent location at the entry to the development.