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Town Planning Cover Letter - MCU20-146
appropriately sited and 1. 20 metres from a mapping below, the majority
designed to: property boundary of of the site is mapped as
1. avoid environmental adjoining land in the containing a Riparian Buffer
harm or nuisance to Environmental Area. The proposed
sensitive land uses, management and development does not result
including adverse conservation zone; in any vegetation clearing.
impacts on amenity 2. a distance greater than The applicant has registered
values, over and above the width of the riparian for the Land for Wildlife
what could reasonably buffer area shown on program and has recently
be expected in the rural Biodiversity, Waterways planted 100 new trees and
zone; and Wetland Overlay has removed the identified
2. avoid adverse impact on maps; weed species, with the aim to
ecologically important protect and enhance the
3. 10 metres from a road
areas including National existing vegetation and
frontage; and
Parks, watercourses, connectivity on site.
4. 10 metres from the side
and wetlands;
and rear boundaries or The development proposes a
3. mitigate risks associated 6 metres where the lot front setback of 9.29m to
with the use of area does not exceed 1 Middle Creek Road. The site
chemicals or air hectare, with the is afforded by a generous
pollutants; and exception that if the road reserve that is
4. avoid conflict with rural height of the building or considered to offset the
uses and activities on structure exceeds 9 minor encroachment and
adjoining properties. metres the setback to reduce the impact of the built
the side and rear form to the street frontage.
Editor's note- For uses that are boundaries is equal to
subject to impact assessment, twice its height in
required setback and separation
distances will vary with the scale metres.
and type of rural activity. Relevant
factors that will be taken into
account when determining
appropriate distances include the
type and scale of buildings and
structures proposed, the use of
buildings and structures,
construction methods, level of
containment and ventilation,
potential noise, odour or air
pollutant nuisance, topography,
climatic variables, existing
vegetation between land uses, and
a range of management practices
that can be employed to mitigate
off-site impacts.
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