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b. roofs do not The proposed dwelling has
exceed a pitch a roof pitch of 12 degrees
of 15 degrees; and therefore does not
exceed a 15 degree pitch.
c. buildings do
not protrude
above the
height of
prevailing
vegetation; and
d. undercroft The undercroft areas of the
areas dwelling will be screened by
exceeding 1.5 existing vegetation.
metres in
height are
screened with
landscaping or
batterns.
AO11.3 On sloping sites:
a. cut or fill is less The dwelling is constructed
on pole footings and no cut
than 1.5m in and fill is required.
depth relative
to natural
ground level;
and
b. slab on ground Slab on ground construction
construction is is avoided by constructing
avoided and the dwelling on pole
split level footings.
buildings with
small
floorplates are
used as an
alternative.
Post and beam
construction or
suspended or
pole
construction
techniques
may be
appropriate.
AO11.4 On sloping sites or on
ridgelines at the
uppermost edge of a hill
slope, buildings:
a. are constructed The dwelling is to be
in lightweight constructed of materials that
materials such reflect the natural
characteristics of the site.
as timber or
board,
stainless steel,
glass and
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