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L01 To NC -lodge MCA · 51983.3225.16
(h) Other than the arbour frame on the roof top area the maximum height of a building extend to
a height of about 12.2m above ground level at an elevation of the balustrade on the rooftop
terrace.
(i) The top of the roof top arbour frame is less than 15m. above ground level.
Figure 3 – The Elevation of Proposed New Dwelling on the Premises
(j) The designer has provided perspective views on drawings DA008, DA009, and DA 0010 in
Attachment A which assist in illustrating the three dimensional relationships of the
proposed dwelling to surrounding existing dwellings.
It is considered that the proposed new dwelling has been designed to not only respect the
aesthetics of the surrounding building fabric but also the residential amenity of surrounding
dwellings and communal facilities in the setting which has a strong visitor accommodation focus.
4. Assessment Against Relevant Benchmarks
The applicant seeks to make a minor change to the existing development approval under Section 78
of the Act. An application for a minor change to a development approval can only be made in
circumstances where a change would constitute a ‘minor change’.
An assessment of the proposed changes against the provisions of the Act relating to what defines a
minor change is detailed below. The Act states that a minor change:
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