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Glenridge Road
Flood Hazard Overlay Code Response
Performance Outcomes Acceptable Outcomes Response
Floodplain Protection
P01 A01 Development layout has ensured building envelopes
Development is undertaken in a manner that Not acceptable outcome provided. are located outside of the 1% (2100) AEP with minimal
ensures:- change to the natural landform. An internal road
(a) natural hydrological systems are protected; crossing proposed across waterway that traverses the
(b) natural landforms and drainage lines are site has been design to minimise impact to flow
maintained to protect the hydraulic performance regimes.
of waterways; and
(c) development integrates with the natural
landform of the floodplain rather than
modifying the landform to suit the development.
P02 A02 Development layout has ensured building envelopes
In a flood and inundation area, as identified on a Flood Not acceptable outcome provided. are located outside of the 1% (2100) AEP with minimal
Hazard Overlay Map, or in areas otherwise change to the natural landform. An internal road
determined as being subject to the defined flood event crossing proposed across waterway that traverses the
(DFE) or defined storm tide event (DSTE):- site.
(a) any development involving physical alteration to
land does not occur; or
(b) urban and rural residential development, and
other development involving the erection of a
building or structure or significant earthworks
satisfies at least one of the following criteria:-
(i) the development is on land that is already
committed to urban or rural
residential development by an approval
granted prior to the commencement of the
planning scheme;
(ii) the development is on land identified in a
structure plan or a local plan as an area
intended for urban development;
(ii) the development is redevelopment or infill
development within an existing developed
area;
(iv) an overriding community need in the public
interest has been demonstrated that
warrants approval of the development
despite its occurrence within an area
subject to flooding;
or
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