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Appendix G - Code Responses
LANDSLIDE HAZARD OVERLAY CODE
Performance Outcomes Acceptable outcomes Applicant’s Comments
other land, including land above
the site; and
4. development of the site will not
increase the risk of landslide
activity on other land.
Sloping sites, landscape character and scenic amenity
PO3 AO3.1 Performance outcome
Development, including associated access, is Buildings present no more than two storeys at The proposal is located on a sloping site. The
designed and constructed to: any one point when viewed from the road or proposal is considered to comply with PO3 as
other public space. the development:
1. be responsive to the natural Responds to the natural typography of
topography and constraints AO3.2 the site
imposed by the slope; Buildings and associated accesses are not Retains the natural landform
2. retain the natural landforms, constructed on land with a slope greater than Is visually integrated into the
landscape character, vegetation, 25%. streetscape and surrounding areas
including the visual amenity of hill Ensures buildings are not visually intrusive
slopes and ridgelines; AO3.3 from surrounding vantage points.
3. visually integrate into the No additional lots intended to provide house
streetscape and the natural sites are created on land with a slope of 25%
surrounds; and or greater.
4. ensure buildings and structures
are not visually obtrusive, AO3.4
particularly from ridgelines, public Buildings are designed to follow the natural
open spaces, scenic routes and landform rather than modify it.
other critical vantage points,
outside the site. Editor's note- Designs that step down
the slope using split level construction or
elevated construction on suspended floors are
a preferred alternative to standard slab on
ground construction reliant on cut and fill of
sites.
AO3.5
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