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skyline vegetation coastal species.
(see Figure AP3-
3A); and Editor's Note The following is a
2. finished useful guide for ensuring that
predominately in buildings blend with the natural
colours and hues surrounds.
of the surrounding
natural landscape. External building materials that
are 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 wall 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.
PO6 AO6.1 Complies with AO6.1
Rear fences adjacent to the Rear fences adjacent to the
beachfront within the Coastal beachfront within the Coastal The proposed development will
Protection Area are designed Protection Area incorporate the include rear fencing, being no
and sited to be sympathetic with following— greater than 1.2m in height and
the visual amenity of the glass finish to achieve
beachfront and do not degrade 1. height of no more transparency .
the natural beachfront than 1.2 metres;
character. and AO6.2 and 6.3 Not Applicable
2. open construction
(ie at least 50% No gates are proposes, nor
transparent); works to provide beach access.
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