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● The pool is to be
retained. The proposed
new deck and stairs are
to be partially
cantilevered. This assists
in ensuring that the
natural processes or
erosion and accretion
occurrences will not be
worsened or hindered;
● The development
responds to the slope of
the land and is
considered to integrate
with the surrounding
natural landscape;
● The proposal is
considered to
complement the existing
rear setback of the
locality;
● Landscaping is proposed
at the rear of the site to
maintain a vegetated
skyline.
PO5 Development within the AO5 A mix of native landscaping, Complies with PO5
Coastal Protection and Scenic such as ground covers, shrubs Sufficient landscaping can be
Amenity Area is— and trees, is provided for a width provided at the rear of the site
1. designed to protect of 5 metres from the seaward or to complement the existing
character and scenic rear boundary of the site to pool and proposed
amenity and integrate provide adequate landscape development, and to protect
with the surrounding buffering to protect the coastal the coastal dune system while
natural landscape and dune system. not jeopardising the bushfire
skyline vegetation (see buffer.
Figure AP3-3A); and Editor's Note—Refer to the Table
2. finished predominately in 3.1 & 3.2 of PSP2 Landscaping for
colours and hues of the suitable coastal species.
surrounding natural
landscape. Editor's Note The following is a
useful guide for ensuring that
buildings blend with the natural
surrounds.
External building materials that
are lightweight and comprise
predominantly timber or board,
stainless steel, glass, and
corrugated iron will generally be
more in keeping with the
beach/riverside character than
concrete rendered block.
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