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Town Planning Report (rec. 16.04.25) · MCU25/0042
(b) incorporates
landscape screening
for the full height of
any undercroft higher
than 3 metres above
ground level at the
perimeter of the
building.
Editor's note- Vertical
battens are also useful to
enclose the undercroft
area.
AO3.7 On sloping sites roof lines Roof line is parallel with the
are generally parallel land and roof pitch does not
with contours of the land exceed 15 degrees
and roof pitch does not
exceed 15 degrees.
PO4 Development on sloping AO4.1 Driveways are not The proposal plans
sites provides safe and steeper than 20% demonstrate the driveway
efficient access for for more than 20 metres contains a slope of less than
vehicles and pedestrians or one quarter of 20%.
their length, whichever is
the lesser, and The driveway provides a slope
not steeper than 25% in of 9%.
any location.
AO4.2 Vehicle turning areas are Turning area is provided
provided at the end of
driveways so that it is not
necessary to reverse up
or down driveways.
AO4.3 Where a driveway is Not applicable
steeper than 20% in any
part, it is provided with a
slip-resistant surface.
Queensland development code
Performance criteria Acceptable solutions Assessment
Buildings and structures
P1 The location of a building A1(a) For a detached dwelling, Alternative provision within
or structure facilitates an garage or a carport the medium density residential
acceptable streetscape, minimum road setback is zone code.
appropriate for – –
(a) the bulk of the (i) 6m; or Refer assessment above.
building or (ii) where there are
structure; and existing detached
(b) the road boundary dwellings on both
setbacks of adjoining lots and at
neighbouring least one of the
buildings or detached dwellings is
structures; and setback from the
(c) the outlook and road between 3m
views of and 6m, and the
neighbouring difference between
residents; and their road setbacks
(d) nuisance and safety is-
to the public. (A) not more than
2m-a distance
between the
two buildings
(Figure 1); or
(B) more than 2m-
the average of
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