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Appendix 5 - Code Table Assessment
Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0061 Development Application - Appendix 4, 5, 6 & 7 Email 2 of 2.
Specific Outcomes Probable Solutions Compliance
Sloping sites S14.1 Buildings are of split O14 - Not applicable.
O14 On sloping sites, level design that step down The proposed facility will be
buildings and structures are the slope or have suspended developed on relatively flat land
designed to maximise the floor construction; (See for which minimal earthworks
use of natural slope and Figure 4-1 below) are required (refer to
minimise the need for cut compliance with Earthworks
and fill. AND Code at Section 7.2.3).
S14.2 Cut or fill is less than
2m in depth relative to
natural ground surface;
AND
S14.3 The distance between
the ground and the lowest
part of the floor of the
building does not exceed 3m
to avoid large under building
areas.
4.11 Environment, Conservation and Recreation
Environment & cultural No solution provided. O15 - Complies.
heritage values The proposal is appropriately
O15 There are no significant located within a low density
adverse effects on rural area used for a mixture of
the biodiversity, natural residential and farming
vegetation, native wildlife, purposes.
habitats, landscape quality,
water quality or cultural The proposed facility has been
heritage values, including located within an unutilised
those related to— section of a road reserve and
outside of areas mapped as
a) changes to natural
‘Riparian Buffer Area’, ‘Koala
drainage; Habitat Area’ and
b) disturbance to any of the ‘Environmental Protection
wetland systems; Area’, and setback from
c) management of landslide ‘Watercourses and Drainage
and fire risk; Lines’ on the Biodiversity
d) erosion and the transport Overlay.
of sediments off site;
Although subject site is mapped
e) unmanaged public as containing ‘Environmental
access; Enhancement Area’, the
f) effluent disposal location of the facility has been
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