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Town Planning Assessment Report
b) are afforded a high level of defined by using features such
privacy and security; and as low walls, changes in surface
c) have access to a reasonable texture or other landscape
level of private outdoor living treatments; and
space. c) business or entertainment
customers and patrons do not
have access to areas that are
intended for the exclusive use
of resident guests.
AO23.2 AO23.2 – Complies
Accommodation units are provided The cabins are provided with a
with private open space or 10m2 deck that is directly
a balcony directly accessible from a accessible from the living area.
habitable room that:
a) is a minimum area of 6m²;
b) has a minimum dimension of 2
metres; and
c) does not accommodate air
conditioning units.
PO24 AO24.1 AO24.1 - AO24.4– Not
Development facilitates the Walkways, car parks and publicly Applicable
security of people and property accessible facilities, including The proposal involves a rural
having regard to: toilets, and bicycle racks are visitor accommodation use
located and designed to allow within a self-contained cottage.
a) opportunities for casual casual surveillance by other
surveillance and sight lines; persons.
b) exterior building design that
promotes safety; AO24.2
c) adequate lighting; Pathways allow clear sightlines in
d) appropriate signage and all directions.
wayfinding; and
AO24.3
e) building entrances, loading
Adequate lighting is provided
and storage areas that are
to building entrances, car parks and
well lit and lockable after
pedestrian routes.
hours.
AO24.4
The property, including service
areas can be secured at night time.
PO25 – Complies
PO25 No acceptable outcome provided The proposed short term
Short term accommodation in a accommodation use will be
single dwelling is limited to conducted in small lightweight
formats compatible with the timber cabins that are consistent
character and use of the area so with the rural character of the
as not to cause unreasonable loss area. The cottages are well
of residential amenity, having separated from the closest
regard to: residents and would not result in
a) the privacy of residents on privacy or amenity impacts for
the subject property or nearby residents.
adjoining properties;
b) any likely increase in noise to
adjoining properties;
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