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" TOWN PLANNING REPORT Nb
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Specific Outcomes Probable solutions Proposal
from the centre of the
plant; and
b) for Multiple housing Type 2,
3 & 4 are visually
integrated into the line
and plane of the building
and roof design and do .
not project beyond the
height or width of the
building when viewed from
. the street and adjoining
properties.
. Ancillary recreation uses
O}T Ancillary recreation uses, such as S111 if the use involves ancillary N/A - There is no outdoor ancillary
outdoor tennis courts and half netball use of outdoor courts including recreational uses proposed within
courts, do not have an adverse effect on tennis courts, half courts and the development.
the amenity enjoyed by users of adjacent | netball courts—the use complies
or nearby premises. with the requirements in Section 2
© Privacy of PSP8 Tennis and Other Courts.
O12 For Multipte Housing Types 2, 3.and 4, | $12.1 Transparent doors and -N/A - The proposal does not
building and structures are designed and | windows are designed and include Multipte Housing.
sited to ensure the visual privacy of located so they cdo not directly
residents of the development and face transparent doors or
neighbouring properties is protected. windows or the private open
Figure 0-1 Privacy Measures space areas of other dwelling
| a units within 10 metres;
h 9 J AND
yi A po $12.2 Planter boxes, louwre
=i) (8) " Ly screens, pergolas, landscaping
| Rhy bay and architectural design of
Pf | \ L__ balconies are used to screen the
[ ground floor private open space
= of dwelling units or
|_ or BRL —_ accommodation units from upper
-B “ire level units (refer to Figure 0-1
| Yr fi t Privacy Measures which illustrates
Sy _ how trees, awnings, screens,
Ly NT A | ©. 3 na fences and planter boxes reduce
_E]| 3B a minimise the ability to directly look
into neighbouring homes and .
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Access fo Sunlight
O13 For Multiple housing, buildings and $13.1 Development does not N/A — The proposal does not
structures are designed and sited so as reduce sunlight to at least 50% of include Multiple Housing.
not to unreasonably diminish the existing the private open space areas of
sunlight to adjoining residences and any adjoining residences fo less to
associated private open space areas; than 2 hours between 9am and :
3pm on any day of the year; ,
AND OR .
$13.2 Where overshadowing by
O14 Multiple housing is designed and existing structures and fences
sited to minimise the extent of shadows occurs to more than 50% of the
cast on solar photovoltaic cells on roofs of | private open space areas of any
adjoining buildings. adjoining residences, sunlight is
not further reduced by more than
20%.
(See Figure 0-2— Preventing
overshadowing}
June 2007 Material Change of Use for Retail Business Type 2 Shop & Salon and Page 22 of 33
* Visitor Accommodation Type 4 Conventional
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