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Minor Change Report 51987 2949 6 · 51987.2949.6
to moderate incomes and residents with
reduced mobility.
h) Small multiple dwellings are integrated N/A – the proposal does not involve small
within the high density residential built form dwellings
to increase housing choice.
i) Home-based businesses allow residents to
N/A – the proposal does not involve a home-
operate discreet businesses which are
based business use
compatible with high density living and the
residential character and amenity of the
surrounding area.
j) Short-term visitor accommodation is
Complies – the subject site is used for a mix of
predominately provided through well-
permanent residential and short term
established resorts and holiday units.
accommodation. The proposal will not change
the current use of the site.
k) Development maintains a high level of
Complies – the proposed changes will maintain
residential amenity having regard to traffic,
a high level of residential amenity for its
noise, dust, odour, lighting and other
occupants and surrounding properties
locally specific impacts.
l) Development provides for an efficient
Complies – the proposed changes will maintain
pattern of land use and infrastructure that
an efficient pattern of land use, involving a
creates walkable and legible residential
multiple dwelling that is located within a highly
neighbourhoods that integrate with active
walkable and well-connected area.
transport networks and are well connected
to activity centres, employment nodes,
open space and recreational areas,
community facilities and educational
opportunities.
m) Development is supported by appropriate
Complies – the multiple dwelling is serviced by
infrastructure and essential services and
all essential urban infrastructure and services.
does not adversely impact on the
continued operation, viability and
maintenance of existing infrastructure or
compromise future provision of planned
infrastructure.
n) Development responds to land constraints
Complies – the proposed change is within the
including topography, bushfire and flood.
plan area of an existing unit and adequately
responds to land constraints.
o) Natural features such as creeks, gullies,
Complies – the proposed change will have no
waterways, wetlands, vegetation and
impacts on natural features including creeks,
bushland are retained and protected from
gullies, waterways, wetlands, vegetation and
the impacts of development and any
bushland.
unavoidable impacts are minimised
through location, design, operation and
management requirements.
p) Native vegetation between buildings and in
Complies – the development will maintain
the public realm enhances the amenity and
native vegetation throughout the site.
supports local wildlife.
A site inspection confirmed that the proposed alterations will not be visible from the street or from
neighbouring units. The portion of the balcony to be enclosed sits underneath the unit above and
as such will not be visible to units that sit above. It is considered that the increase in gross floor
area will not impact on the visual or acoustic amenity of neighbouring units or properties and will
not impact on the streetscape of the area.
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