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Town Planning Assessment Report
for overlooking the private an extensive green roof which
open space or internal provides natural softening and
spaces of neighbourhood visual interest, and reduces
properties. box profiles. The extent of
trafficable access on the
rooftop terrace is centred on
the roof and the stair access to
the roof terrace is within the
setbacks, such that adverse
impacts in terms of overlooking
are significantly reduced or
minimised.
PO17 Development, including AO17.1 Communal outdoor The proposed communal pool
mechanical plant, vehicle recreational facilities including is significantly setback and
manoeuvring and communal swimming pools, spas and landscaped from the rear
outdoor recreation uses: sports courts are: boundary. The area between
(a) do not have an adverse (a) setback at least 12 metres the pool and boundary will
effect on the amenity from the boundary of land include a mix of existing
enjoyed by users of in a residential zone and vegetation and a border of
adjacent or nearby screened by a 5 metre wide dense shrub planting to ensure
premises through emission buffer densely planted with privacy and overlooking
of noise, light, fumes or trees and shrubs including impacts are minimised.
smoke; species from 1 metre to 8 Conditions can be imposed
metres in height; or around opening hours for the
(b) do not cause unreasonable
disturbance to local fauna (b) located internally to the pool to alleviate acoustic
through light or smoke arrangement of buildings concerns to neighbouring
emissions. on the site; and residents.
(c) not used between the
hours of 9:00pm and
6:30am the following day.
PO19 Development: AO19.1 The proposed earthworks
(a) has minimal impact on the For landscape amenity reasons, details are outlined in the
natural heritage landform cut or fill is less than 1.5 metres Engineering Plan set. >1.5m
of the site; in depth relative to the ground cut is proposed to facilitate the
level. proposed basement.
(b) does not lead to erosion or
the transport of sediments Appropriate erosion and
off site; and sediment control measures are
outlined in the Engineering
(c) does not lead to the Plan set. The proposal is
disturbance of natural supported as per the
features, buildings or Geotechnical Investigation
structures of cultural subject to the
heritage significance. recommendations within the
report.
5.4 COASTAL COMMUNITIES LOCAL PLAN CODE
A review of the Coastal Communities local plan code has been undertaken. The proposed
development meets the purpose, overall outcomes and the relevant acceptable outcomes of this local
plan. The proposed development meets the purpose, overall outcomes and the relevant acceptable
outcomes of the code, with the exception of the acceptable outcomes below:
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