response to information request 22 lorikeet · MCU25/0146

   3. Amend the front facade of the dwelling in accordance with AO12 and PO12
      to ensure the dwelling more successfully addresses and contributes
      towards streetscape character.

Windows and an awning over the front door have been added to the plans to meet the
Acceptable Outcome AO12. The use of eaves and landscaping has also been used to
present positively to the streetscape.




   4. Amend the southern elevation to more successfully respond to PO12 by
      avoiding large continuous wall planes and elevations. This may include
      introducing physical breaks in the length of the wall and or indentations to
      provide greater articulation to the upper floor to ensure a more sympathetic
      residential building presentation results. Based on the current design, there
      are setback restrictions for any substantial landscaping to grow along the
      side boundary which would exacerbate the presentation of the southern
      elevation to adjoining premises.

The stairwell on the first level is stepped in from the services and kitchen/living space,
demonstrating a change in plane along this southern elevation. The architect has also
utilised different materials to complement the beachside landscape. The presentation
looks away from neighbours towards a central swimming pool and living space with dense
landscaping provided along the side setbacks. Conditions may be imposed in this regard
for dense coastal landscaping in this regard.




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