Original source · versioned page text
Town Planning Assessment Report
building; maximum of 6 metres of the bin store, which will be
(b) do not dominate the street wide; and setback 5.16m from the front
or building design; (b) do not encroach into boundary.
(c) are screened through building setback areas.
landscaping; and The basement is proposed to
be setback a minimum 500mm
(d) do not present as a storey Editor's Note— refer to
figure 6.9.2 from the north-western
to the street.
boundary and is proposed to
be built to boundary to the
south-eastern boundary.
The proposal at ground level
will be setback greater than
the minimum 6m front setback
requirement due to the splayed
and sloping nature of the site.
From the site frontage, the
proposal will present as 2-3
storeys. The increased front
setbacks and the rear slope will
ensure the proposal does not
dominate the street or building
design.
Landscaping can be provided
to the north-western boundary.
It is noted that the basement
impacts can suitably be
screened by landscaping and
fencing.
The public walkway provides
additional buffering to the
south-eastern neighbouring
site. Fencing is proposed to
this boundary to screen the
proposal. Landscaping is
provided along part of the side
boundary towards the rear,
however, the front portion of
the site provides an access
ramp to allow persons with a
disability to access the ground
level units.
PO15 Roof forms: AO15.2 Development does not The proposal incorporates
(a) contribute positively to the include roof top terraces. rooftop terraces to upper level
local skyline; units and includes a small pool
(b) complement the character and pool terrace area. Refer to
of the locality and the roof plan, which shows the
topography of the site; proposal roof form will provide
a high quality and positive
(c) avoid box profiles/parapets; contribution to the local
and skyline. The proposal provides
(d) do not create opportunities
19
See the original
The page text is free to read. Viewing or downloading an original file needs an account.
Log in to see the originalLog in to download the original (Town Planning Assessment Report.pdf)
Searchable page text hides email addresses. Original files are unchanged and may show email addresses.