(1) The standards specified for that development are as follows--(c) the alteration must not result in an increase in the gross floor area of any building within which it is carried out, except if the increase is required for the alteration to comply with the Premises Standards,(d) the alteration must not involve the conversion of any area that is excluded from the measurement of gross floor area of the building (such as a basement, plant room, car parking space, loading space or void),(e) if the alteration is to a building used for the purposes of an entertainment venue (such as a cinema, theatre, hall or auditorium) in a registered club or used as an entertainment facility, the alteration must not increase the floor area used for those purposes,(f) if the alteration involves food and drink premises, the alteration must be carried out in accordance with AS 4674--2004, Design, construction and fit-out of food premises ,(g) the alteration must not relate to the cooking of food at the premises by barbecue or charcoal methods,(i) if the alteration involves the amalgamation of retail premises located in a building, the amalgamation must not result in 1 retail premises having more than 50% of the total floor area of the building that is used for the purposes of retail premises,(j) the alteration must not affect an existing awning, or more than 25% of the gross floor area of an existing building to which an awning is attached, unless the awning complies with the requirements set out in the Building Code of Australia , Volume 1, B1P1 and B1P2.Note 1--: If the alteration involves premises that are a
"food business" within the meaning of the Food Act 2003 , the premises must comply with the requirements under that Act.Note 2--: If the alteration involves premises at which a
"skin penetration procedure" , within the meaning of the Public Health Act 2010 , is carried out, the premises must comply with the requirements under that Act, and Part 4 of the Public Health Regulation 2012 .
(1A) Subclause (1)(e) does not apply to development in connection with a tertiary institution.
(2) The following requirements of the Building Code of Australia are also standards specified for that development--(a) if the building that is being altered is subject to a performance solution relating to a fire safety requirement--the alteration must be consistent with that performance solution,(b) if the alteration involves an area of more than 500m 2 of commercial premises, or an area of more than 1,000m 2 of premises used for light industry or a warehouse or distribution centre--that area must--(i) comply with the requirements set out in the Building Code of Australia , Volume 1, D1P2-D1P5, and(ii) comply with the number of sanitary and other facilities set out in the Building Code of Australia , Volume 1, F4P1, and(iii) comply with the light and ventilation requirements set out in the Building Code of Australia , Volume 1, F6P1-F6P5,(c) if the building is a mixed use development that also contains a Class 2, 3 or 4 portion--the altered area must be separated from the Class 2, 3 or 4 portion by building elements that comply with the fire resistance performance requirements set out in the Building Code of Australia , Volume 1, C1P2 and C1P8.
(3) Subclause (2)(b) is also a standard specified for that development if the alteration involves an area of more than 500m 2 of a tertiary institution.