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2021-12-07 Planning & Environment Committee Meeting Agenda - Updated
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PLANNING & ENVIRONMENT COMMITTEE MEETING AGENDA 7 DECEMBER 2021
To achieve the purpose, the Homed-Based Business Code includes Acceptable and Performance
Outcomes which the activity is required to satisfy. Where the development fails to satisfy the
Acceptable Outcomes and Performance Outcomes of the code, it might be considered that the
activity is not compatible and/or suitable given the likely offsite impacts and would be better suited
in a different location.
The relevant Acceptable Outcomes sought for home-based businesses are listed below in Table
1, and an assessment of the proposed activity is provided in the adjoining column. Any non-
compliance with the Acceptable Outcomes is noted and assessed against the corresponding
Performance Outcome thereafter.
Table 1 – Home-based Business Acceptable Outcomes
Acceptable Outcome Assessment Complies
AO1
Where employees, clients, customers or No employees, clients or customers would Yes
guests regularly attend the site the Home- attend the site. A condition of approval has
based business does not occur in been provided accordingly.
attached or semi-attached housing styles
or on premises covered by Building Unit
Plans.
AO3.1
The home-based business is operated by The activity is operated by the landowner who Yes
a resident (or residents) of the dwelling. resides on the site.
AO3.2
The home-based business occupies no The activity does not occupy more than 40% Yes
more than 40% of the dwelling. of the dwelling floor area (including
associated structures).
AO5.1
Development is conducted: The home-based business is proposed to Yes
a) within a dwelling; or occur wholly within an existing shed.
b) within another enclosed structure on
the site of a dwelling house.
AO5.2
The home-based business does not The home-based business occupies an area Yes
occupy an area greater than: of 51.7m2.
a) in the Rural Residential Zone— 150m2;
b) in the Rural Zone 1% of the site area
or 300m² whichever is lesser
AO5.5
The maximum number of persons on site The maximum number of persons on site for Yes
for business purposes, including the business purposes would include one (1) –
resident operator(s) is: the resident and sole operator.
a) in the Rural Zone or Rural Residential
Zone— six persons;
b) otherwise— four persons
AO5.6
Commercial deliveries, collections or No commercial deliveries or collections would Yes
passenger transfers, are limited to a attend the site. Conditions of approval have
vehicle no bigger than a courier van or been included accordingly.
minivan and no more than two deliveries
or collections per day.
AO6.3
Where goods are offered for sale from the No goods are proposed to be sold on the site. Yes
premises, the display of such goods: Conditions of approval have been included
a) does not occur outside of a building; accordingly.
b) is not visible from the street or another
public place; and
c) does not occupy more than 16m2 of
floor space.
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