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or air pollutants; and does not exceed 1 hectare,
4. avoid conflict with rural with the exception that if
uses and activities on the height of the building
adjoining properties. or structure exceeds 9
metres the setback to the
Editor's note- For uses that are side and rear boundaries is
subject to impact assessment, equal to twice its height in
required setback and metres.
separation distances will vary
with the scale and type of rural AO8.5
activity. Relevant factors that Complies with PO8
On properties over 2 hectares The proposal has been
will be taken into account when in area, a distance of not less
determining appropriate designed and sited to be within
than 200 metres is provided an existing cleared area.
distances include the type and between a sensitive land use
scale of buildings and and land on an adjacent rural
structures proposed, the use of zone property over 4 hectares
buildings and structures, in mapped Agricultural Land
construction methods, level of Conservation Area.
containment and ventilation,
potential noise, odour or air
pollutant nuisance, topography,
climatic variables, existing
vegetation between land uses,
and a range of management
practices that can be employed
to mitigate off-site impacts.
Sloping sites and ridgelines AO15.3 Complies with PO15
PO15 Cut or fill is less than 1.5 The proposal results in
The landscape character and metres in depth relative to excavation of greater than
visual amenity quality of hill natural ground surface. 1.5m. Refer to the attached
slopes and ridgelines are Geotechnical Investigation
retained and buildings and Editor’s Note— On visually prepared by Arcos Group.
structures: prominent hill slopes or
1. are visually ridgelines residential buildings
responsive to the should be predominantly
natural topography finished in colours and
of the site, sitting materials that blend well with
within the the colours and hues of the
landscape rather surrounding vegetation and
than dominating it; landscape without causing
2. step down slopes glare or reflection. Broad
or use suspended expanses of a single colour are
floor construction, less desirable and where
minimising cut and possible should be broken up
fill and avoiding by other colours or design
benching of the elements. Shades in the violet,
site; blue, green and yellow-green
side of the spectrum, as well as
3. allow for retention greys or browns, should be
of natural appropriate with whites or
vegetation that bright colours restricted to
assists in screening trimmings.
or visually For agricultural buildings,
softening colours and textures that blend
development; and with the natural setting are
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