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Appendix E - Code Assessment
(d) do not present an appearance of excessive (b) eaves apply to at least 75% of the perimeter
bulk to the street or neighbouring properties; of the roof.
(e) do not create opportunities for residents or
building users to overlook the private open Editor’s Note — 450 millimetre eaves will achieve
space or view into habitable windows or AO16.1(b) provided a 150 millimetre gutter is used.
doors of neighbouring properties.
AO16.2
The total width of any parapet wall does not exceed
50% of the width of the front facade of a building.
AO16.3
Development does not include rooftop terraces.
Safety and Amenity
PO17 AO17.1 Complies.
Development is designed to maintain the safety and Boundary fences and walls are designed to allow for
security of persons on the premises and nearby casual surveillance from the property to the street and The proposed infill residential subdivision increases opportunity for
premises and to avoid significant adverse changes to any adjoining public spaces. casual surveillance.
the solar access, air quality, noise, accessibility or
other conditions enjoyed by users of associated, Editors note- Casual surveillance can be achieved by
adjoining or nearby premises. using open construction where no more than 50% of
the fence or wall is solid and can't be seen through.
AO17.2
Landscaping, fences or other works on property
boundaries or road reserves do not create
impediments for pedestrian or cyclist use of the
footpath.
AO17.3
No more than one heavy vehicle (or combination of
heavy vehicles) of more than 4.5 tonnes, or with a total
length in excess of 7.5 metres is parked on the
property overnight.
AO17.4
No flood lighting is used on site and the vertical
illumination resulting from direct, reflected or other
incidental external lighting emanating from the site
does not exceed 8 lux when measured at any point 1.5
metre outside the boundary and at any level from
ground level upward.
Sports Courts AO18.1 Not applicable.
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