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Planning Report · MCU20/0143
to Angler Street.
Front fences and walls AO17.1 The proposed front fence is
PO17 Front fences or walls are set setback 2.67m from the site
Front fences and walls are back an average of 1 metre frontage however proposes a solid
designed and sited to: and are articulated to provide wall of 5.79m and 1.5m of
1. contribute to the visual interest by stepping the transparent fencing. Despite this,
attractiveness of the design at a maximum of 5 the proposal is considered
streetscape; metre intervals. compliant with PO17 as follows:-
2. be compatible with the
existing streetscape AO17.2 ● As can be seen in the
character; Where located on the Perspective Image plans,
boundary: the proposed fencing and
3. avoid interference with landscaped frontage
1. the solid portion of front
movement of surface provides a visually
fences and walls is no
stormwater; interesting streetscape,
more than 1.2 metres
4. allow for casual high; or with a strong focus on
surveillance of the street; landscaping to maintain
2. the walls contain
5. provide planting in front of openings or materials the character of the
solid fences and walls; and that ensure it is 50% streetscape and
6. ensure plantings between transparent and has a appropriately screen the
the front fence and the height not exceeding 1.8 front fencing;
footpath does not create metres. ● The Stormwater
an impediment for Management Plan shows
pedestrians using the that the proposed fence
footpath does not significantly
interfere with the
movement of surface
stormwater, with
stormwater directed to the
side boundaries before
exiting via Angler Street;
● Due to the sloping nature
of the site, the front fence
does not obstruct casual
surveillance opportunities
to the street frontage;
● The proposed planting
along the site frontage will
not impede on pedestrian
and cyclist pathways.
PO20 AO20.1
Development: Buildings and structures: The development proposes a mix
1. provides a high level of 1. are sited and orientated of landscaping, privacy screening,
residential amenity to to minimise the likelihood high window sills and translucent
users of the subject site; of overlooking the private glass to ensure a high level of
and open space of adjacent residential amenity to the subject
2. does not unreasonably residential uses; site, whilst minimising overlooking
impact on the amenity 2. avoid reduction of to adjoining lots. Particularly:-
enjoyed by users of sunlight to at least 40%
adjoining or nearby of the private open space ● All windows and
premises, including privacy areas of any adjoining balustrades are shown
and a
ccess to sunlight. residences to less than with powder coat
two hours between Monument frames and
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