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Planning Report
premises, including 1. 1.5 metres setback from the front setback and the
provision of visual and up to 4.5 metres pool is 3.46m from the front
acoustic privacy; height; setback.
2. not unreasonably obstruct 2. 2 metres setback
views or cause overlooking between 4.5 Side setbacks: A small portion of
of private open space or metres and 7.5 the balcony on Level 1 is
habitable areas of metres height; and proposed within the northern side
adjoining premises; boundary setback and a structural
3. 2.5 metres where arbour relating to the building is
3. provide adequate distance above 7.5 metres proposed within the southern side
from adjoining land uses; height boundary setback.
4. preserve existing 3. for the rear boundary - 6
vegetation that will help metres Rear setback: The proposed
buffer development; building is located 6 metres from
5. allow for space and AO12.2 The front 6 metres of the rear boundary, with the
landscaping to be provided the property is landscaped exception of the stairs to the rear
between buildings open space, provided that private open space area on Level
including adequate area at uncovered visitor parking, or 1 for Unit 1.
ground level for swimming pools protruding no
landscaping with trees, more than 1 metre above the Despite this, the proposal is
shrubs, outdoor living and ground level, can be as close as considered compliant with PO12
utilities; 2 metres from the front for the following reasons:-
6. be consistent with the boundary.
predominant character of ● Due to the slope of the
the surrounding area; and site, the proposed front
and rear setbacks are
7. protect the natural
necessary to achieve
character and avoid
usable and flat private
adverse impacts on
open space areas for Unit
ecologically important
1 occupants;
areas such as national
● The southern side setbacks
parks, waterways and
are structural in nature
wetlands.
only;
● Planters are provided
throughout the site to
provide strong landscape
screening opportunities;
● The proposal results in a
high quality street address
to Angler Street through a
mix of landscaping,
building materials and
treatments;
● The encroachments are not
a solid wall and do not
impact on access to
sunlight, or visual and
acoustic privacy to
adjoining dwellings
through overlooking or
overshadowing;
● Other forms of screening
are provided to provide
privacy and reduce
overlooking;
● New planting will be
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