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b. retaining
existing
vegetation;
c. incorporating
landscape
treatments to
visually screen
and soften
development;
and
d. incorporating
building
materials and
external
finishes that
are compatible
with the site’s
visual
character and
landscape
setting.
PO11 The landscape character and visual amenity AO11.1 To protect scenic The proposed dwelling is
quality of hillslopes amenity and other constructed on a slope of
and ridgelines are retained and development: landscape qualities: less than 33% and is
a. is visually responsive to the natural a. buildings or constructed on pole footings
topography of the site, sitting within structures are rather than slab on ground.
the landscape rather than dominating not constructed
it; on land with a
b. retains natural vegetation that assists slope greater
in screening or visually softening than 33%; and
development; b. buildings or
c. steps down slopes or uses suspended structures are
floor construction, minimising cut or fill; only
and constructed on
d. uses materials, finishes and colours steep slopes if:
that complement the natural setting
and integrate with the landscape and there are no other
suitable building sites on
skyline. the property; and
construction utilises
suspended floors or
pole footings rather than
slab on ground
construction
AO11.2 On sloping sites or on
ridgelines at the
uppermost edge of a hill
slope:
a. roof lines are
generally
parallel with
contours of the
land;
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