Attachment B - Code Compliance Assessment

 Performance Outcomes                           Acceptable Outcomes                              Planning Comment
     (a) enhance the visual amenity and         Landscaping is designed, planted and             Landscaping is to be designed, planted and
         natural landscape character of the     maintained in accordance with PSP2               maintained in accordance with PSP2
         site, streetscape and local area;      Landscaping.                                     Landscaping. Front landscaping is
     (b) retain natural landscape features;                                                      enhanced and emphasised to break up the
     (c) enhance buffer areas around                                                             visual impact of the buildings. The western
         property boundaries;                   Editor’s Note— The quantity of landscaped        boundary is proposed built-to-boundary
     (d) suit the relative size and nature of   open space, including landscaped buffers,        and along the eastern boundary no
         the development and its setting;       required for various land uses is specified in   landscaping is proposed as it is a utility
     (e) reduce the visual impact of large or   the relevant use code.                           easement to be used as a driveway to
         bulky structures and fencing;                                                           access the lower floor level. No side
     (f) screen incompatible land uses;                                                          landscaping is common within the local
     (g) conceal service, car parking and                                                        industrial area.
         loading areas; and
     (h) provide privacy between any
         dwellings or accommodation on
         and adjoining the site to a height
         and density appropriate to the scale
         of the development.
 Design
 PO2                                            AO2.1                                            Complies
 Site layout and building and landscape         Existing site trees and landscape features       Existing site trees are located within the
 design—                                        such as rock outcrops are integrated into        front setback and are to be replaced in
     (a) provides for soft landscaping to be    the development wherever possible.               accordance with the Landscape Plans. The
         established in and around the                                                           relocated driveway crossover will impact a
         development;                           AO2.2                                            small 3 metre high banksia street tree.
     (b) maximises the retention of large       Below ground components of buildings,
         canopy trees;                          including basement carparks, do not              Below ground components of buildings
                                                extend beyond the above ground footprint         including the lower floor level does not



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