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Development Application part 2 Planning Report MCU13/0051
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510ping sites 513.1 Buildings are of 014 Not applicable. -
013 On sloping sites, split level design that
The proposed facility will be developed on
buildings and structures are step down the slope or
flat land for which minimal earthworks are
designed to maximise the use have a suspended
of natural slope and minimise floor construction; (See
required (refer to compliance with
Earthworks Code at Section 7.2.3)
the need for cut and fill. Figure 8.1 below)
AND
513.2 Cut or fill is less
than 2m in depth;
AND
513.3 The distance
between the ground
and the lowest part of
the floor of the building
does not exceed 3m.
Figure 8.1-Design
for sloping sites
(suspended floor)
Roof form 514.1 With the 014 Not applicable. -
014 Roof forms- exception of Industrial
The proposed development does not
a) contribute positively to the buildings, the main roof
involve a building.
local skyline; of the building has a
b) complement the low rise roof pitch no less than
character of the locality; 5 degrees and has
c) use simple traditional roof minimum 600mm
designs, such as hipped, eaves to at least 75%
gabled and skillion; and of the perimeter of the
d) do not create opportunities building;
for residents to overlook the AND
private open space areas of 514.2 Buildings and
neighbouring properties. structures do not
include rooftop
terraces.
8.11 Environment, Conservation and Recreation
Environment and cultural No solution provided 015 -
Complies.
heritage values
The proposed development will have
015 There are no significant
minor impact on environmental and
adverse effects on
cultural heritage values of the site.
biodiversity, native vegetation,
native fauna The proposed facility is located on private
habitat, landscape quality, property which is heavily vegetated in
water quality or cultural parts containing areas of mature
heritage values, including vegetation. The proposed facility has
those related to- intentionally been located outside of and
a)changes to natural well removed from environmentally
drainage; sensitive areas (e.g. 100m away from
b) disturbance of the remnant identified Regrowth and Remnant
vegetation or wetland Vegetation) and will not require removal of
systems; any vegetation.
c) management of landslide The proposed facility will be located away
and fire risk; from wetland systems and will be unlikely
d) erosion and the transport of
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