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Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU25/0087
premises; meet the following minimum AO9.3 below.
c. provide adequate distance boundary setbacks to rear
from adjoining land uses; boundaries:
d. preserve existing vegetation a. where the lot has an area
that will help buffer of at least 550m2, rear
development; setbacks comply with
either:
e. allow for space and
landscaping to be provided i. 3 metres setback
between buildings including up to 4.5 metres in
adequate area at ground height; and 6
level for landscaping with metres setback
trees, shrubs and outdoor between 4.5
living; metres and 8
metres height; or
f. be consistent with the
predominant character of ii. no part of the
the streetscape; and building protrudes
beyond a
g. protect the natural
projection line that
character and avoid adverse
rises from 1.8
impacts on ecologically
metres above the
important areas such as
ground at the
national parks, waterways
property boundary
and wetlands.
to a point 8 metres
in height 6 metres
in from the
property boundary,
providing that no
building or
structure is
setback less than 1
metre from the
boundary, as
shown in Figure
6.3.1.4
b. where the lot area is less
than 550m2 the rear
boundary setback is per
other boundaries as
addressed in AO9.3 below;
c. where the rear boundary of
a lot adjoins a reserve,
public open space or
access easement the rear
boundary setback may be
as for other boundaries as
addressed in AO9.3 below.
Editor’s Note—Where the property is a
corner lot with two road frontages,
there is no “rear boundary” and both
common property boundaries are
considered as other boundaries as
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