Town Planning Assessment Report · MCU26/0010

habitable buildings are orientated to or major electricity infrastructure,
avoid direct overlooking of major habitable buildings are orientated
electricity     infrastructure     or so that the majority of outdoor
substations.                          living areas and windows of
                                      habitable rooms face away from the
                                      infrastructure.
Earthworks and Drainage                AO21        Filling   other    than Can comply with PO21
PO21 Earthworks and drainage accessways:                                   Refer to section plans.
operational works do not directly,        (a)​ does not extend more than
indirectly or cumulatively cause               the equivalent of 1.5
adverse impacts external to the                metres within the urban
development site by:                           area boundary and 3m for
     (a)​ causing ponding of water             rural areas, measured from
          on the site or nearby land;          the outer walls of the main
                                               building;
     (b)​ increasing flooding, which
          adversely affects the safety    (b)​ is limited to a maximum of
          or use of any land                   500m2; and
          upstream and downstream;        (c)​ does not impact on the
     (c)​ adversely affecting the flow         local drainage of adjoining
          of water in any overland             properties.
        flow path; and
    (d)​ adversely    affecting the
         privacy or visual amenity of
         surrounding property.

Editor's Note—Development should
ensure that filling does not impact on
the    amenity     and     usability of
neighbouring properties (including loss
of privacy caused by relative level
changes) or offsite drainage.
Landslide Hazard Area              AO22.1 Development, including Not applicable
PO22 Development maintains the associated access, is not located on
safety of people, property and land identified as a landslide hazard
hazardous materials stored in bulk area on a Landslide Hazard Overlay
from the risk of landslide.        Map or areas with 15% slope or
                                   greater, as determined by a
                                   site-specific slope-analysis

                                          Editor's     Note—A      site-   specific
                                          geotechnical assessment may be used
                                          to demonstrate that although the
                                          proposed development is shown on the
                                          Landslide Hazard Overlay as being in
                                          the moderate, high or very high
                                          landslide hazard area, the landslide risk
                                          is low or very low.

                                          OR

                                          AO22.2 A site-specific geotechnical Not applicable
                                          assessment is prepared by a



                                                                                                     33