Town Planning Assessment Report · 132001.210239.2

b)   the existing roof design is consistent with the character of the coastal communities locality and includes
     a variety of roof overhangs and large window hoods.
c)   the proposed roof top terrace introduces a glass and timber batten balustrade on the roof level and will
     not present a boxy appearance or excess bulk to the street frontage or adjoining properties; and
d)   it will not create opportunities for residents or users to overlook the private open space or view into
     habitable windows or doors of neighbouring properties in that:
       i.     the closest dwelling is situated to the east of the terrace, at 38 Seaview Terrace, and the view to
              this property, including pool, decks and open space is obscured by the roof of the subject dwelling
              (refer to Figures 7 and 8 below);
      ii.     a timber batten screening device has been on the northern side of the terrace to prevent direct
              views into the habitable room windows of the dwelling




Figure 8 - View from proposed terrace looking east            Figure 9 - View from building edge looking east




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