Proposal Report.pdf

                                                                                                    proposal report




6.0 Grounds for approval
The proposed development is supported on grounds which include, but are not limited to, the following:
       The subdivision layout is considered to be an appropriate design having due regard to the surrounding
        road and settlement pattern and the topography of the site.
       All urban services, facilities and activities that are directly associated with the existing dwelling are fully
        contained within proposed Lot 1 with adequate boundary setbacks.
       Both proposed lots comply with the preferred minimum lot dimensions in the planning scheme for the
        Low Density Residential Zone.
       Proposed Lot 2 is of sufficient size and dimensions for a residential use.
       All proposed lots are suited to residential type activities as envisaged in the planning scheme.
       All proposed lots are capable of being adequately serviced to a standard considered appropriate for
        urban development and currently have direct access to a sealed roadway.
       The proposed development will not adversely impact upon the existing or likely amenity of the
        surrounding area given surrounding land uses, existing and approved settlement patterns, and
        topography.
       The proposed development represents infill development of the urban area.
       The proposed development is an effective use of the land.



7.0 Summary & Conclusion
The applicant proposes to subdivide one existing lot to create two new lots and it is requested that Council
approves the proposed development to reconfigure the site subject to reasonable and relevant conditions.




               martoo consulting
                town planners + urban designers + development managers                                      page 11 of 12


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proposal report

6.0 Grounds for approval

The proposed development is supported on grounds which include, but are not limited to, the following:

¢ The subdivision layout is considered to be an appropriate design having due regard to the surrounding
road and settlement pattern and the topography of the site.

¢ Allurban services, facilities and activities that are directly associated with the existing dwelling are fully
contained within proposed Lot 1 with adequate boundary setbacks.

¢ Both proposed lots comply with the preferred minimum lot dimensions in the planning scheme for the
Low Density Residential Zone.

« Proposed Lot 2 is of sufficient size and dimensions for a residential use.
¢ All proposed lots are suited to residential type activities as envisaged in the planning scheme.

¢ All proposed lots are capable of being adequately serviced to a standard considered appropriate for
urban development and currently have direct access to a sealed roadway.

¢ The proposed development will not adversely impact upon the existing or likely amenity of the
surrounding area given surrounding land uses, existing and approved settlement patterns, and
topography.

¢ The proposed development represents infill development of the urban area.
¢ The proposed development is an effective use of the land.

7.0 Summary & Conclusion

The applicant proposes to subdivide one existing lot to create two new lots and it is requested that Council
approves the proposed development to reconfigure the site subject to reasonable and relevant conditions.

 

: martoo consulting
arog town planners + urban designers + development managers page 11 of 12