Appendix D - Code Assessment · RAL22/0006

                                                                   practicable and reciprocal easements are created
                                                                   to reduce the sealed driveway width.
PO4                                                                AO4                                                    Not applicable.
Vehicular access does not adversely impact on the capacity,        Footpath and kerb crossings are located clear of
operations and maintenance of the existing infrastructure.         existing stormwater inlet structures, water and
                                                                   sewerage infrastructure fittings, any other exiting
                                                                   utility infrastructure, existing landscaping
                                                                   and vegetation.
PO5                                                                AO5                                                    Complies.
Vehicular access does not adversely impact on the health and       Vehicular access avoids disturbance to the tree
integrity of existing landscaping or native vegetation, where      protection zone of trees on public land.
possible.
Parking and manoeuvring
PO5                                                                AO5.1                                                  Complies.
New lots have areas and dimensions that:                           New lots are of a size and shape that can
                                                                   accommodate the land uses intended by the zone.        Whilst it is acknowledged that the Proposed Lots do not
          1.   are consistent with the purpose and overall                                                                achieve the required area, due to the nature of the
               outcomes of the applicable zone or zones;                                                                  existing site layout, with Pender Creek Road traversing
          2.   are consistent with the size and character of                                                              the site and separating the eastern portion from the
               surrounding lots;                                                                                          balance allotment, the proposed subdivision is
          3.   can accommodate land uses that are consistent                                                              considered suitable in this instance as it does not result
               with the purpose and overall outcomes of the                                                               in fragmentation of rural land (given it is already
               applicable zone;                                                                                           fragmented by the road formation). With specific
          4.   allow for siting and construction of buildings,                                                            reference to Proposed Lot 1, the unconstrained open
               structures, access ways and car parking while:-                                                            area over the northern portion of the site presents
                                                                                                                          numerous opportunities to establish a dwelling house,
                          1. retaining ecologically important
                                                                                                                          effluent disposal area and vehicular access.
                               areas and ecological linkages;
                          2. minimising risk of soil erosion,
                               landslide, flooding and bushfire;
                                                                   AO5.2
                          3. minimising earthworks or
                                                                   In general, lots have a predominantly regular,         Complies.
                               retaining walls associated with
                                                                   rectangular shape.
                               construction on sloping sites;
                          4. retaining the scenic amenity and
                                                                   Editor's note-topographical constraints or
                               vegetated character of the
                                                                   environmental values may call for irregular
                               landscape;
                                                                   property boundaries.
                          5. retaining culturally significant
                               features and protecting views to    AO5.3
                               culturally significant features;    In residential zones, lots are generally arranged so   Not applicable.
                          6. minimising detrimental impacts of     that:
                               effluent disposal or storm water
                               runoff; including open space for              1.   there are no more than five lots
                               landscaping; ensuring safe                         with a frontage width of less than
                               vehicular manoeuvring areas                        15 metres grouped in a row;