08/0022 - MCU - Detached House [As Published] · 132008.22

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(v) The Occupier must provide the CBC with
a 24 hour emergency contact number
prior (0 commencement of the proposed
Works or Development;

(v1) Ablution facilities in accordance with

Council requirements are to be provided —

at the commencement and for the total
period of the Works or Development.
The doors of these facilities shall face thé
Lot and the facilities shall be cleaned on a
weekly basis;

(vil) Construction hours are Monday. to
Saturday 7 am. to 6 p.m. excluding
public holidays or at lesser times in
accordance with Council requirements;

(viil)Any damage to an area or services
outside the Lot must be advised to the
CBC immediately and rectified by the
CBC at the cost of the Occupier (who
shail reimburse the CBC forthwith on
demand). Costs. incurred by the CBC
may be deducted from the bond referred
to in by-law 8.3(v);

(ix) The Occupier must ensure that '

contractors provide suitable facilities e.g.
a “rubbish skip” for the temporary
storage of waste building material
immediately construction has commenced
upon the Lot. Rubbish must not be
allowed to blow into takes,
thoroughfares, any adjoining Lot, or
Common Property. The CBC reserves
the right to remove such rubbish at the
Occupiers expense. No building debris is
to be allowed to accumulate on any
vacant Lot or on any thoroughfare or
Common Property. Costs associated with
rubbish removal may be deducted from
the bond referred in by-law 8.3(v):

(x) The Occupier must ensure that its
contractors do not bring dogs into any
Residential Precinct;

(xi) Dirt, grave! or any other material must
not be left on a thoroughfare or Common
Property;

(xii) When radios or stereos are played, the
volume is to be such that it does not
disturb the peaceful enjoyment of other
Occupiers;

(xui)The Occupier must ensure that its
contractors comply with the speed limits
within the Site and by-laws applicable to
the Site;

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(xiv) Excavated soil shall not be stockpiled on
the Lot, adjacent’ Lots or on any
thoroughfare or Common Property. It
shall be removed from the Site prompuy
except as may be in accord with accepted
construction practices:

(xv) Any environmental management plan
requirements applicable to the Site and
the Lot must be observed:

(xvi) If the CBC determines that a person or
persons on or about a Lot is not acting in
accordance with the by-laws then the
CBC may deem that person to be an
objectionable person in which case the
Occupier must do ali things necessary to
exclude that objectionable person from
the Lot;

(xvil) Parking of construction vehicles must:
be within the Lot and must not obstruct
access to and from other Lots or the
Common Property;

(xviii) The Occupier must ensure it and its
contractors complete the Works and/or

_ Develépment in a manner, so far as
possiblé, which minimises noise, dust

arid other unnecessary interference with

the quiet use and enjoyment of other

Lots by, the Occupiers or the Commen

Property:

 

 

(e) All height measurements are to be taken from
Ground Level ignoring any increase or
decrease ‘that may be permitted by by-law 5(x).
The height of any Class Ia Building measured
vertically excluding chimneys, vents and.
Architectural Appurtenances shall not exceed
8 meues‘ from Ground Level or such lesser
height as may be permited by Council. A
single detached Residence to be constructed on
a Lot shall have a maximum of two Storeys.
The height of any Class 10a Building measured
vertically excluding chimneys, vents and
Architectural Appurtenances shall not exceed
4.5 metres from Ground Level or such fesser
height as may be permitted by Council and
shall be a maximum of one Storey.

(f) The maximum Site Coverage will be:

(i) for single Storey Buildings or Works -
30%;

(ii) for all other Buildings or Works - 35%.
Maximum Site Coverage for the Lot where

any two Storey Building or Works are
proposed or constructed is 35%.