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MCU250042 - Response to Information Request · MCU25/0042
The proposed fence is constructed of 3 materials, stone off form concrete and batten that are designed to
harmonise with its context, both natural and built.
be compatible with the existing streetscape character;
The proposed fence has been designed to complement the streetscape through use of natural (non-applied)
materials – the aim is to recede in the streetscape rather than stand-out. The materials have been selected
from a palette that appears naturally but also compliments the proposed building. The fence design appears
consistent with others recently approved and built in the area.
avoid interference with movement of surface stormwater;
The proposed fence will assist in controlling and returning surface stormwater to the kerb rather than allowing
it to run westward across the property and down into the western neighbours property.
allow for casual surveillance of the street;
Aside from the fact that passive surveillance is a by-product of a 2 storey home, the proposed fence has been
designed to provide privacy for the pool/alfresco area. Passive surveillance has been considered and provided
via a series of 100mm ‘breaks ’in the wall that serve 3 main criteria; 1) a visual break in materials, 2) limited
ventilation, and, 3) limited passive surveillance.
provide planting in front of solid fences and walls;
The design will be included in the landscape scheme. Noting the Council nature strip (verge) is 4.2m wide with
no footpath with ample room for planting.
ensure plantings between the front fence and the footpath does not create an impediment for
pedestrians using the footpath.
The frontage currently does not have a constructed footpath, however there is ample space for a future
footpath as well as planting.
Issue – Excavation to side boundary
Information Required
a) Provide further details and sections showing how fencing will be constructed and maintained
between adjoining properties.
RESPONSE:
The amended drawing package includes the following section plan, illustrating how the fencing will be
constructed and maintained between adjoining properties.
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