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2018-12-11 Planning & Environment Committee Agenda
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 11 DECEMBER 2018
Table 1 – Background of development on lots affected by the Coastal Building Line on the
seaward side of Seaview Terrace
Address in Development Date of Decision Comments
Seaview Approval
Terrace
The blue rows represent development assessed under the State Coastal Management Plan* provisions.
38 2005132004.240114 11 July 2005 No development seaward of the Coastal
Building Line.
40 51993.271 1993 DA File misplaced. Building plans indicate
development approximately 3m to 4m
seaward of the Coastal Building Line.
42 Subject site – background provided above.
44 No DA records for Original dwelling appeared (from aerials)
original dwelling to comply with the Coastal Building Line
setback.
MCU12/0159 9 January 2013 A portion of the building, a deck and pool
(pool setback 4m – 5.7m from rear
boundary) approved seaward of the
Coastal Building Line. Third party referral
to DEHP. Alignment of neighbouring
property was considered in the
assessment.
MCU15/0023 5 June 2015 A greater setback to the pool (4.9m to
6.5m from rear boundary) and a reduction
of building forward of the Coastal Building
Line when compared to the previous
approval.
46 - 48 132005.2200 27 February 2007 The application was subject to the State
Coastal Management Plan*. For context
an extract from the planners report is
provided below—
The State Coastal Management Plan
contains specific provisions relating to
erosion prone areas when undertaking
development assessment. The State
Coastal Management Plan, Policy 2.2.2
applies to Erosion Prone Areas. For
existing developed areas in the erosion
prone area, the limit for new buildings is
the building alignment of neighbouring
properties. Further development is only to
occur landward of this alignment.
The proposed dwelling house is primarily
located landward behind the 15 metre
building setback line from the rear
boundary. Although small sections of the
house and the proposed pool extend
within this setback, the development does
not occur seaward of the neighbouring
dwelling to the north or the existing deck
on the site which is to be retained.
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