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Appendix C - Code Assessment

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Rural Residential Zone Code



                                       splitlevel buildings with small floorplates are
                                       used as an alternative. Post and beam
                                       construction or suspended or pole construction
                                       techniques may be appropriate.

                              AO11.4
                              On sloping sites or on ridgelines at the uppermost edge
                              of a hill slope, buildings:


                                  a)   are constructed in lightweight materials such as
                                       timber or board, stainless steel, glass and
                                       corrugated iron;
                                  b)   are finished with exterior colours of moderate
                                       to darker shades of olive green, brown, green,
                                       blue, charcoal or wood stains that blend with
                                       the colour and hues of the
                                       surrounding vegetation and landscape;
                                  c)   avoid large expanses of solid colours or
                                       reflective surfaces.
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