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 Table 17—Specific outcomes and probable solutions for the detached housing zone
 Specific outcome                  Probable solution                     Applicant response
                                   d) that are visible from, but do not
                                   face the street, include windows or
                                   other articulation and have a 6m
                                   landscaped buffer between the
                                   structure and the road frontage.

3. SPECIFIC OUTCOMES AND PROBABLE SOLUTIONS FOR THE RECONFIGURING A LOT CODE
 Table 18—Specific outcomes and probable solutions for the reconfiguring a lot code
 Specific outcome                       Probable solution                     Applicant response
 14.183 Lot size and dimensions
 O1 Lots have the appropriate           S1.1 If for reconfiguration other     Complies with probable solution.
 area37 and dimensions to provide       than community title subdivision,     Each lot has a minimum area of
 for—                                   Council will require the following— 600m² and a minimum average
 a) the intended use and, if not        a) Minimum lot area and minimum width of 17 metres.
 intended to be used by the Council average width consistent with the
 or State for community                 relevant provisions of Table 14-68;
 infrastructure, conservation           and
 purposes or public utilities           b) If for residential development—
 including road widening are not        i) the minimum house site area is
 less than the minimum sizes            not less than that specified in
 specified in Table 14-68; and          Table 14-69; and
 b) if for residential development—     ii) if not in a sewerage service area
 i) a house site area of not less than an effluent disposal area is
 that specified in Table 14-69; and     provided.
 ii) if not within a sewerage service
 area, an effluent disposal area;
 c) if for community title subdivision,
 the minimum lot sizes for the
 intended use are not less than
 identified for the relevant zone
 specified in Table 14-68;
 d) siting and construction of
 buildings to minimise risk of soil
 erosion, landslide, flooding and
 bushfire;
 e) siting and construction of
 buildings to minimise detrimental
 impacts of effluent disposal and
 water quality impacts;
 f) retention of natural
 environmental values, including
 native vegetation;
 g) retention of cultural features and
 protect views to cultural features;
 h) minimisation of earthworks or
 retaining walls associated with
 building construction on sloping
 sites;
 i) private and public open space
 and on-site landscaped areas; and

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