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Appendix I - Local Planning response
Column 1 Column 2 Assessment
Specific Outcomes Probable solutions
Building design and building form S23.1 Buildings and materials and surface treatments Complies
O23 Development ensures that building design and used below the defined flood event are resilient to The built form components of the revised boatshed
built form accounts for the potential flood risks and are water damage and do not include wall cavities that may design are well articulated and contribute to improving
resilient to flood events by— be susceptible to the intrusion of water and sediment; the amenity of the subject site. The proposal
a) ensuring building materials used have high water
represents a contemporary adaptation of surrounding
resistance and will improve the resilience of a S23.2 Buildings are designed to integrate well with the
building during and after a flood event; and street level and the levels of adjoining properties to residential building character that achieves an
b) maintaining a functional and attractive street front facilitate pedestrian flows and visual and physical attractive design, which is appropriate to the location
address appropriate to the intended use. connectivity between the footpath and ground floors; and improves the current amenity and appearance of
the site.
S23.3 Buildings incorporate appropriate screening to
ensure that any under-storey is not visible from the
street, where such screening does not impede flood
water flows;
S23.4 Residential buildings minimise risk from flooding
by providing parking and other low intensive, non-
habitable uses at ground level;
S23.4 Non-residential buildings and structures are
oriented to the street by activating the street frontage
with appropriate uses and urban design treatments
such as recessed wall treatments, screening or
landscaping, whilst allowing for flow through of flood
waters on the ground floor.
Editor’s note:The use of flood resilient building materials is
also encouraged in areas above the defined flood event (up
to the probable maximum flood (PMF) to reduce the
consequences of flooding associated with events larger than
the defined flood event.
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