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Attached to the e-mail Reconfiguration of a Lot (1 lot into 6) - RAL17/0501.
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Table 17—Specific outcomes and probable solutions for the detached housing zone
Specific outcome Probable solution Applicant response
as Visitor accommodation Type 4
exclusively for a visitor hostel.
7.14 Built form
Streetscape character and visual S25.1 For buildings and other Not applicable.
amenity structures– The proposed development does
O25 Buildings and other structures a) the maximum wall length is not involve building work.
provide for visual interest and 15m; and
amenity by— b) each external wall plane
a) staggering or separating incorporates at least one design
continuous walls into smaller element to add visual interest and
sections to vary the elevation; and amenity such as windows,
b) providing well articulated pergolas, sun shading devices,
building forms with strong vertical balconies or a change of building
design features; material.(See Figure 7.1 which
AND illustrates how a combination of
design features such as varying
materials, finishes, horizontal and
vertical articulation, break up
building bulk and create interest
and shadow lines. Awnings create
interest and the roof profile aims to
reduce building bulk by sloping to
perimeter gutters).
O26 Buildings and structures— S26.1 The main entrance of the Not applicable.
a) are at a scale and nature building faces and is recognisable The proposed development does
complementary and respectful to from the street; not involve building work.
the surroundings; AND
b) maintain the visual amenity of
adjoining and surrounding
development;
c) are designed to address the
street and contribute positively to
the streetscape character; and
d) are not visually dominated by
garages or carports.
AND
O27 Buildings give the physical Not applicable.
appearance of being one detached The proposed development does
house. not involve building work.
Garages and carports S28.1 Garages and carports— Not applicable.
O28 Garages and carports are a) have a front boundary setback The proposed development does
designed and sited to visually of at least 6m; and not involve building work.
integrate with the building and b) adopt a roof form and building
avoid dominating the street. style similar to that of the building;
and
c) present a minimum width to the
streetscape (the total width of
garage doors is no more than 6m
or 50% of the frontage width,
whichever is the lesser, where the
structure faces the street); or
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