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planning report 22 lorikeet - draft · MCU25/0146
Figure 6 - North and south boundary encroachments highlighted in red
As depicted in the above Figures the encroachments are minor and fully comply with PO9 for the
following reasons-
• Does not impact on neighbouring properties in terms of noise, light or privacy given that the
encroachment is a small portion of eave and does not allow additional habitable areas to within
the setback.
• The main building is compliantly setback in accordance with the Acceptable Outcome.
• It is unlikely that the front setback would be noticeable from the street.
• Eave provides weather protection and resilience to climate change.
• Contributes to building articulation and enhances street appeal.
• No shading will occur to the northern neighbour as the eave is on the southern side of that
neighbour.
• The southern eave is a small sliver that will not cause significant impacts on the neighbouring
property.
• The eaves add visual interest to the building design.
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