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Development Application part 2 of 2 Report and plans MCU12/0201
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(c) Retaining walls
Retaining walls beyond the building line are discouraged, but small retaining walls incorporated
within the general landscaping area are acceptable using solid masonry or stone in preference to
modular or less permanent solutions.
Retaining walls should generally not exceed 1.5m in height, however relaxations may be permitted
on landscaping or architectural merit.
(d) Fencing
Fencing materials shall be sympathetic to the proposed building fabric and the natural surrounds.
No barbed wire will be permitted, and no fences shall exceed two (2)metres in height.
All fences or screen walls shall be painted on both sides, unless constructed from suitable natural
materials, such as stone or hardwood timber. Where there is no adjoining property, the lot owner
shall paint both sides of the fence.
Pool fencing around swimming pools shall comply with all Local Government and statutory
requirements.
Fences should be located to avoid impacts on existing vegetation wherever practically possible.
(e) Hardscapes
All external non-garden areas should be appropriately leveled and drained to ensure that
stormwater run-off does not cause erosion of the property or its surrounds.
3.4 Services, equipment and other installations
The location and treatment of the following items are subject to Approval by the Seller and must be
detailed on proposed plans for Building Works, along with any proposed screening measures.
(a) Service equipment and meters
All external meters or services shall be located to comply with the requirements of the relevant
authorities, but shall either be screened or treated so as to be unobtrusive and shall not directly face
the street.
(b) Swimming pool equipment
Swimming pool filters and operating equipment shall be located away from public view and
screened from reasonable view from adjoining Lots.
(c) Insect screens
Insect screens shall be integrated with the window frames in design, colour and where appropriate,
operation so as to be unobtrusive.
(d) Rainwater tanks
All rain water tanks are to be incorporated into the design of the Dwelling and shall be screened,
buried or treated in such a way as to be unobtrusive.
(e) Rubbish bins
Rubbish bins and refuse or bin storage areas are to be totally screened from public view.
(f) Air-conditioners
No externally mounted air-conditioning units shall be installed unless the location and/or measures
of screening have been approved.
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