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Attached to the e-mail MCU15/0068 Development Application for Material Change of Use.
KHA DEVELOPMENT MANAGERS – 15223 June 2015 7.4.1 ALTERNATIVE SOLUTIONS Eastern Beaches Locality Code – O5 – S5.1 – Setbacks Alternative Solution: In accordance with schedule 1 the development is required to have a frontage setback of 6m for the first two stories and 10m for the third storey. The proposal provides for a ground level setback of approximately 15m, with the second and third storey setback 7.5m. This largely results in an averaging of the required setbacks and which we understand Council has previously accepted for 3 storey residential development. Required side setbacks, based on wall heights ranging from 7m – 10.9m, vary from 2m to 3m. The northern side boundary setbacks vary from 2.3m to 3m and the southern side setbacks vary from 2.6m to 3m. While these setbacks do not fully comply, they generally comply and with the wall length articulation provided, result in an acceptable setback solution. A reduced setback of about 1.2m is however required for the ground level garage to the northern boundary. As the wall height of the garage is only 2.4m, it is not considered this reduced setback will result in any detrimental impact on the adjoining property, which is an undeveloped and heavily vegetated property. The required rear setback is 6m, with the development providing a minimum rear setback of about 4.8m. The rear building elevation does not however present in a single plane and is highly articulated. Given the sites topography and the existing developed form of the adjoining property to the rear, this varied rear setback will not result in any detrimental impact. In accordance with specific outcome O5 and in consideration of the above, the above noted setbacks are considered to be adequate to provide amenity for occupants of the development and ensure amenity is maintained for adjoining land uses; provide adequate distance from adjoining uses; allows for landscaping to be provided between the proposed development and adjoining land uses; and will maintain the visual continuity and pattern of buildings and landscape elements of the street. The setbacks comply with specific outcome O5. Eastern Beaches Locality Code – O13 – S13.2 & S13.3 – Sloping Sites Alternative Solution: While the building is not split level design and part of the proposal will result in cut exceeding 2m in height, the building has been designed in accordance with O13 to be responsive to the natural topography of the site, minimise cut and fill and not visually dominate the hill slope or interrupt the skyline. The area of cut exceeding 2m relates to the ground level carparking which is in part semi-basement form. The garages are integrated into the site with the surrounding finished site levels relating to natural ground topography and not showing significant cut. Eastern Beaches Locality Code – O13 – S13.5 – Sloping Sites Alternative Solution: The building presents as 3 storeys to the street frontage as allowed for by specific outcome O4. Residential Uses Code – O17 – S17.1 Alternative Solution: While the building is not split level design and part of the proposal will result in cut exceeding 2m in height, the building has been designed in accordance with O17 to to maximise the use of the natural topography and minimise the need for cut and fill. The area of cut exceeding 2m relates to the ground Development Assessment Report Page 12 of 15 Material Change of Use (Multiple Housing Type 2 Duplex) 6 Crank Street, Sunshine Beach (Lot 431 on RP48112)
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