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trees, shrubs and outdoor living; 1.64m respectively. The
6. be consistent with the proposed front setback
predominant character of the intrusion is not considered to
streetscape; and impact on views or cause
7. protect the natural overlooking to adjoining
character and avoid adverse premises.
impacts on ecologically important
areas such as national parks, The hood provides a high level
waterways and wetlands. of amenity to residents by
providing weather protection
to the media and entry / foyer.
There are also a number of
sites within the street which
have existing setback
intrusions of less than 6m,
such that the proposed front
setback is considered to be
consistent with the varied
street pattern.
The proposal will not cause
any adverse impacts on
ecologically important areas.
New landscaping is proposed
and existing vegetation will be
retained where practical. 31%
of landscaping is proposed to
soften the built form, which
greatly exceeds the minimum
20% requirement.
AO9.2 Not applicable
Buildings and structures meet the The site is constrained by the
following minimum boundary Coastal Protection overlay,
setbacks to rear boundaries: which has a minimum rear
1. where the lot has an area setback requirement of 6m,
of at least 550m2, rear setbacks which overrides this AO.
comply with either: Assessment against PO4 of
Coastal Protection and Scenic
1. 3 metres setback up to 4.5 Amenity Overlay Code has
metres in height; and 6 metres been undertaken further
setback between 4.5 metres and 8 below.
metres height; or
2. no part of the building
protrudes beyond a projection line
that rises from 1.8 metres above
the ground at the property
boundary 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
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