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‘ TOWN PLANNING REPORT ie
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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Proposal
Setbacks
08 Buildings and other structures are $8.1 Buildings and structures Complies - the setbacks for the
appropriately designed and sited to— comply with the minimum Visitor Mixed Use Zone on the
a) provide amenity for users of the setbacks identified in Schedule 1 northern side of Hastings street are
premises as well as preserve the Minimum Boundary Setbacks. as follows:
visual and acoustic amenity of a} 2m, average of 4m fram the
adjoining and nearby properties; front boundary to Hastings
b) preserve any existing vegetation Street for the ground floor and
that will buffer the proposed 2ndstorey;
building; b) 7m from the front boundary
c} allow for landscaping to be to Hastings Street above the
provided between buildings; 2nd storey; and
d) maintain the visual continuity and Cc} 10m from the front
pattern of buildings and landscape boundary to The Parade
elements within the street; (Beach}.
e} protect public safety and property .
within erosion prone areas by The development will comply with
ensuring such areas are maintained all of the abovementioned
largely free of development; and setbacks.
© f) protect the naturat character and ‘
visual amenity of coastal areas and Alternative Solution - side boundary
watercourses. setbacks specified for Visitor
: Accommodation Type 4
Conventional are half the building
height in metres. Excluding the
ground level shops to Hastings Street
the building varies between about
10.1m to 14.5m in height. This would
require side setbacks from 5-7.25m.
Given the total width of the site is
only 13.4 m these setbacks would
be impossible to achieve and woutd
render the site undevelopable.
Reduced setbacks are therefore
: necessary for site development and
have been approved in the past by
Council with other narrow sites in the
street. The proposed side boundary
setbacks vary from about 2.1m to
over 3m. Theses varying setbacks
are proposed to provide articulation
@ and interest along the side walls of
the building. The proposed
setbacks will result in a significant
improvement to the existing :
situation which sees the 3 storey
building with set backs of
‘ between 1.1m (and zero m to a set
of external fire stairs} on the eastern
side boundary and 1.3m to the
: western side boundary. As
demonstrated by the proposal plans
the proposed setbacks are
consistent with the setbacks of the
adjoining developments. The
resulting space between buildings is
consistent with the existing
character of the street and will
ensure an acceptable
development form and outcome is
achieved. The proposal meets the
intent of Specific Outcome 08.
Site cover, gross floor area and pilot ratio
O9 The site cover, gross floor area and plot | No solution provided Complies - The scale of the building
ratio of buildings and other roofed is consistent with Hastings Street
sfructures— development and in particular with
a results in a building scale that is that of the most recent
June 2007 Material Change of Use for Retail Business Type 2 Shop & Salon and Page 13 of 33
Visitor Accommodation Type 4 Conventional
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