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210028 - Further Issues Response · 51994.1222.01
Performance Outcome Response
subject site and adjoining premises, including
provision of visual and acoustic privacy.
b) not unreasonably obstruct views or The proposed garden room will be heavily buffered
cause overlooking of private open space by existing mature and dense screening vegetation
or habitable areas of adjoining premises; and will be located in an area of the site that will not
result in any obstruction of views or overlooking of
private open space or habitable areas of adjoining
premises.
The building on the adjoining premises is orientated
away from the location of the proposed garden
room and there are no private open space or
habitable areas that will be visible from the
proposed garden room.
As such, it is considered that the proposed garden
room will not unreasonably obstruct views or cause
overlooking of private open space or habitable
areas of adjoining premises.
c) provide adequate distance from adjoining The proposed garden room will have a building
land uses; separation to the adjoining building of
approximately 4m.
It is noted that the proposed garden room will have
a building height of less than 4.5m and, therefore, a
fully compliant side boundary setback would be
1.5m. It is noted that a fully compliant side
boundary setback on both lots would result in a
building separation of 3m (1.5m setback on each
lot).
As such, the proposed development provides a
building separation that substantially exceeds the
minimum building separation as sought by the Code
and, therefore, is considered to be more than
adequate.
Additionally, it is noted that the proposed
development is for the enclosure of the existing
terrace area, and does not reduce the existing
separation between the existing terrace area and
the adjoining premises.
The proposed building separation is depicted in
Figure 2 below.
d) preserve existing vegetation that will help The proposed garden room will enclose an existing
buffer development; terrace area and will not result in any removal of the
existing mature and dense screening vegetation
that will buffer the development.
The proposed development preserves existing
vegetation that will help buffer development.
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