2 David Low Way - Town Planning Report - Urban Systems Pty Ltd

 Table 18—Specific outcomes and probable solutions for the reconfiguring a lot code
 Specific outcome                  Probable solution                        Applicant response
                                   b) 1 in 20 (5%) when measured
                                   from the front to the rear of the lot.

 O14 For residential development,        S14.1 No Solution provided             Complies with specific outcome
 the subdivision design provides for                                            Each lot is within 20 degrees of
 the maximum practicable number                                                 the east-west access to facilitate
 of lots with house site areas that—                                            solar access.
 a) maximise solar access to the
 north in winter;
 b) minimise solar access to the
 east and west in the summer;
 c) maximise access to any
 prevailing summer breezes; and
 d) minimise exposure to prevailing
 winter winds.
 14.189 Infrastructure
 O15 Each lot is capable of being        S15.1 All lots are connected to        Complies with probable solution.
 serviced by appropriate levels of—      power supply and                       Each lot is capable of being fully
 a) water supply;                        telecommunications services;           serviced.
 b) reticulated sewerage;                AND
 c) stormwater drainage;
 d) power supply; and
 e) telecommunications;
 O16 The design and provision of         S16.1 For lots in urban                Complies with probable solution.
 public services and utilities,          settlements—power supply and           Each lot is capable of being fully
 including sewerage, water,              communications infrastructure are      serviced.
 electricity, street lighting and        provided underground;
 telecommunication services—             OR
 a) meets the needs of users;            S16.2 For lots elsewhere—power
 b) ensures health, safety and           supply and communications
 convenience of the community;           infrastructure are provided
 c) protects the natural                 underground unless—
 environmental values of the site        a) located in the Rural Zone or
 and surrounds, including visual         Rural Settlement Zone and where
 amenity and native vegetation;          not in a Bushfire Hazard Area as
 d) are cost effective over their life   defined on Overlay Maps OM1.4-
 cycle;                                  OM9.4;
 e) minimises adverse impacts to         b) new low voltage lines can be
 the environment (including the          strung from poles carrying existing
 amenity of the local area) in the       high voltage lines; or
 short and long term; and                c) no extensions to the existing
 f) ensures that the existing systems    reticulation network is necessary;
 are upgraded or relocated to be         or
 capable of supporting the proposed      d) it is necessary to cross a body
 development;                            of water; AND
                                         S16.3 Street lighting is provided in
                                         accordance with Section 3.19 of
                                         PSP5 Engineering Design
                                         Standards – Roads, Drainage and
                                         Earthworks;
                                         AND

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