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     (b)   the number of storeys in the building above ground level.

     Bunded area
     bunded area for the purposes of waste management means an area with a raised edge for—
     (a)   the containment of liquid prior to drainage; and
     (b)   the exclusion of surface stormwater.

     Cabin
     cabin means a free standing building, not exceeding 100m² in gross floor area and not including a laundry, used for short term
     accommodation.

     Carriageway
     carriageway means the area of pavement between kerbs or pavement area for vehicular traffic where no kerbs exist, but does not
     include footpaths.

     Categories of development
     categories of development means the type of assessment identified for development in accordance with the Planning Act 2016
     including one or other of the following—
     (a)   accepted development
           (i)    accepted development
           (ii)   accepted development subject to requirements

     (b)   assessable development requiring
           (i)    code assessment
           (ii)   impact assessable

     (c)   prohibited development



     Category 1 lot
     category 1 lot means a freehold lot of 0.3 hectares or less in the protected vegetation overlay area

     Category 2 lot
     category 2 lot means a freehold lot of more than 0.3 hectares but less than 2 hectares in the protected vegetation overlay area.

     Category 3 lot
     category 3 lot means a freehold lot of 2 hectares or more, other than a category 4 lot, in the protected vegetation overlay area.

     Category 4 lot
     category 4 lot means a freehold lot of 2 hectares or more which is subject to a property vegetation management plan in the
     protected vegetation overlay area.

     Character area
     character area has the meaning given in the Heritage Overlay general provisions (Section 8.2.7)

     Child activity areas
     child activity areas means land or buildings associated with the care of, or used by, children for more than 5 hours per day at least
     3 days per week including—
     (a)   child care facilities providing day care, occasional care, kindergarten and crèche services;
     (b)   educational establishments providing for preschool and primary school students; and
     (c)   before/after school care and vacation care for children less than 13 years of age.

     Class 10 structure
     class 10 structure as per building regulations is defined as a non-habitable building or structure

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