09/1058 - MCU - Detached House [As Published] · 132009.1058

 

lightweight and comprise
predominantly timber or board,
stainless steel, glass, and
corrugated iron will generally be
more in keeping with the
beach/riverside character

than concrete rendered block.
Use external colours and roof
finishes which are non-reflective
and which do not cause glare.
Shades that match the colours
and tones of surrounding
vegetation will ensure the
buildings are less visually
prominent from the beach or the
water. Appropriate colours will
depend on the existing native
vegetation and backdrop, but
may include muted earth /
environmental tones that blend
with the natural environment,
such

as—

green;

olive green;

blue green;

grey green;

green blue;

indigo;

brown;

blue grey; and

green yellow.

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The roofing material and other
external treatments will be
selected from a palette of muted
natural tones.

 

014 Roof Form

$14.7 With the exception of
removal houses, the roof of the
Detached house, Ancillary
dwelling unit or Multiple housing
Type 1 has—

a) a roof pitch no less than 5
degrees; and

b) minimum 600mm eaves to at
least 75% of the perimeter of the
dwelling unit.

AND

$14.2 Buildings and structures
do not include roof top terrace
areas.

The proposed dwelling
incorporates two floating roof
plains. Each of these has a
minimum pitch of 5 degrees.

The proposed dwelling
incorporates eaves greater
600mm to 66% of the external
structure.

The proposed dwelling does not
include a roof top terrace.

Yes

No

Yes

 

 

022 Environmental
Protection

 

22.1 Where there is an existing
building envelope on the lot that
contains vegetation protection
measures, Clearing of native
vegetation and building works
do not extend beyond the
building envelope, except for the
purposes of a driveway access;

 

The existing dwelling does not
contain any particular vegetation
protection measures. It is noted
however that the proposed
dwelling will increase the amount
of soft landscaping able to be
established on the site.

 

Yes