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New condition – 19 A
Please include new condition 19A as follows:
The upper-level glass sliding doors located on the southern side of Unit 2 must use translucent glazing up to a minimum
height of 1.7m to obscure views to nearby premises.
Comment
The south eastern façade now includes a new Juliet style balcony which incorporates a glass sliding door which was not
envisaged as part of the approved plans. The proposed condition will assist to mitigate any potential opportunities for
overlooking in accordance AO20.3 of the Medium Density Residential Zone code.
4. ASSESSMENT AGAINST APPLICABLE PROVISIONS OF THE PLANNING ACT 2016 (the Act)
In accordance with s.81 and Schedule 2 of the Act, please find below an assessment of the proposed change against the
‘minor change’ criteria of the Act.
Criteria Response
Minor change means a change that—
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(b) for a development approval—
i) Would not result in ‘substantially different Complies refer to Table 2 below.
development’; and
ii) If a development application for the
development, including the change, were
made when the change application is made
would not cause -
a) The inclusion of prohibited
development in the application; or Complies – The proposed does not introduce prohibited
b) Referral to a referral agency, other development.
than to the chief executive, if there Complies – The proposed development does not require
were no referral agencies for the the development to be referred to a referral agency nor
development application; or additional matters prescribed by a regulation under
c) Referral to extra referral agencies, section 55(2).
other than to the chief executive; or
d) A referral agency to assess the
application against or have regard to
matters prescribed by the regulation
under section 55 (2), other than
matters the referral agency must have
assessed the application against, or
have had regard to, when the
application was made; or
JFP Ref: M2915P Page 9
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