2020-02-11 P&E Agenda - Item 4 - Attachment 2 - Subordinate Local Law No 1 (Administration) 2015

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            (b)   not more than two adults will reside in a temporary home.


5   Conditions that must be imposed on approvals

          As determined by an authorised person.

6   Conditions that will ordinarily be imposed on approvals
    (1)   The conditions that will ordinarily be imposed on all approvals are as follows –
            (a)   the temporary home must not be occupied as a place of permanent residence
                  for an indefinite period; and
            (b)   the approval holder shall construct a permanent residence on the property
                  within the timeframe specified in the approval; and
            (c)   the temporary home must be designed, sited, constructed and maintained to
                  ensure it does not adversely impact on public health or safety, and must be –
                  (i)    compliant with any structural standards, specified safety requirements
                         and codes under relevant applicable laws; and
                  (ii)   maintained in a good state of repair; and
                  (iii) maintained in a clean, tidy, sanitary and hygienic condition; and
                  (iv) provided with adequate ablution facilities – shower/bath, toilet and wash
                       basin, including provision of sufficient water supply to adequately
                       service those facilities; and
                  (v)    capable of storing adequate potable water for drinking purposes; and
                  (vi) occupiers must not interfere with the amenity of the area through any
                       activity they undertake on the property.
            (d)   the temporary home must not adversely impact on the community health or
                  constitute a nuisance and must –
                  (i)    be kept free of pests and vermin and conditions offering harbouring of
                         pests and vermin; and
                  (ii)   be screened by means of natural topography, trees or landscaping so as
                         not to adversely affect the amenity of the area; and
            (e)   the temporary home must accommodate no more than the number of persons
                  specified in the approval; and
            (f)   a temporary home must be dismantled and removed by the date specified in the
                  approval, if required.
    (2)   For an approval relating to a residential caretaker or site caretaker, the additional
          conditions that will ordinarily be imposed include that –
            (a)   the development approval for a permanent dwelling remains current; and
            (b)   the approval holder must provide a refuse or recycling collection service; and
            (c)   the permanent dwelling is being progressively constructed at such a rate it can
                  be reasonably expected to be completed within the period of the development