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Development Application part 2 of 2 Report and plans MCU12/0201
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(i) Off-street parking for at least two vehicles must be provided within a double garage, such
vehicles to be screened from public view;
(ii) Off-street parking for at least one vehicle must be provided within the property in the
designated driveway area for the purpose of visitor parking or temporary vehicle storage;
(iii) Small commercial vehicles, vehicular trailers, boats or boat trailers must be stored in
purpose-built garages and screened from public view;
(iv) Vehicles exceeding 4 tonnes gross tonnage are not to be parked or garaged on the
Homesites or on roads servicing these lots.
(i) Swimming pools
Where swimming pools are proposed, designs that incorporate "over-flow edges" will be
encouraged on sloping Lots to enhance landscape quality and in some cases alleviate the statutory
requirement for pool fencing.
Swimming pools shall be of concrete construction only and preferably formed to relate to the
building(s) with respect to architectural form and site layout.
Ancillary structures
The design of any shed, garage or other outbuilding must be in keeping with the design and colour
scheme of the dwelling and shall not be unsightly or detract from the general amenity of the
Homesites.
(k) Bushfire design
All structural elements within 3m of the area to which the Environmental Covenant applies to the
~estern side of Lot 15 and Lots I to 12 inclusive, shall be constructed of non-combustible
materials.
Design for resistance to bushfire in accordance with statutory requirements should be considered
through the independent certification process. The Seller takes no responsibility for design
compliance against the threat ofbushfire.
3.3 Landscaping
External landscaping treatments are subject to Approval by the Seller. Design considerations should
include:
(a) Soft Landscaping
Natural treatments are encouraged and plant species to be introduced shall be in accordance with
the Landscape Master Plan to which the Development Approval refers. The Buyer shall take all
reasonable steps to ensure that weeds are not introduced or spread as a result oflandscaping works.
(b) Driveways
Driveway widths, grades and locations with respect to services and existing vegetation shall be
considered at Approval stage, however driveways and crossovers are subject to separate approval
by Local Government in accordance with the Development Approval.
Driveways should be constructed from materials of a colour and appearance that compliments the
dwelling, and should be graded to allow an even dispersal of storm water where possible. Any
channeling or concentration of storm water should be collected by suitable drains and contained on
the Land.
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