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planning report MCU19-0016
It is also noted that there are several recent building
approvals either side of the site, which have been
approved by the State as complying with this provision
(which are the same under previous versions of the SDAP
(2.0)).
- 50 Seaview Tce – PC16/1058 (Building Approval
08/09/2016)
- 52 Seaview Tce – PC17/0537 (Building Approval
31/05/2017)
- 56 Seaview Tce – PC17/0797 (Building Approval
17/07/2017)
The proposal is setback on an alignment consistent with
the recent adjoining building approvals at 52 and 56
Seaview Terrace. This is an enhanced built form outcome
than what is existing and the 6m landscaped setback
accommodates risks associated with coastal erosion.
The State Referral Agency has also assessed the design
against the SDAP State Codes (outlined below) and
considers the design to comply with the relevant
outcomes.
It is also noted there have been no changes to the provision
since these approvals (as noted below).
The proposal meets the purpose statements of the State
Development codes pertaining to development subject to
coastal building lines code, which seeks to ensure
development is designed and located to protect buildings
from impacts of coastal erosion, maintain coastal
processes, conserve coastal resources, and account for
projected impacts of climate change.
The setback is consistent with Council’s recent approvals
on adjoining lots and not adversely impact upon natural
coastal processes. The design includes appropriate
setbacks and landscaping to protect the visual amenity
enjoyed by users and others consistent with the Overall
Outcomes of the Natural Resources Overlay Code.
O21 Where a coastal building line S21.1 No solution provided. Not Applicable – A Coastal Building Line exists along
does not exist on properties Seaview Terrace. The main building is setback more than
fronting the beachfront or a 6m from the rear boundary with a counter levered deck
reserve adjoining the beachfront setback 3m from the boundary resulting in a less obtrusive
– buildings, other structures and development than what is existing on the site.
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