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Appendix A - Code Assessment · MCU22/0207

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PO17                                                 AO17.1                                           Not applicable
Development is designed to maintain the safety       Boundary fences and walls are designed to allow Development is for a jetty.
and security of persons on the premises and          for casual surveillance from the property to the
nearby premises and to avoid significant adverse     street and any adjoining public spaces.
changes to the solar access, air quality, noise,
accessibility or other conditions enjoyed by users   Editors note- Casual surveillance can be achieved
of associated, adjoining or nearby premises.         by using open construction where no more than
                                                     50% of the fence or wall is solid and can't be seen
                                                     through.
                                                     AO17.2                                                Not applicable
                                                     Landscaping, fences or other works on property        Development is for a jetty.
                                                     boundaries or road reserves do not create
                                                     impediments for pedestrian or cyclist use of the
                                                     footpath.
                                                     AO17.3                                                Not applicable
                                                     No more than one heavy vehicle (or combination        Development is for a jetty.
                                                     of heavy vehicles) of more than 4.5 tonnes, or
                                                     with a total length in excess of 7.5 metres is
                                                     parked on the property overnight.
                                                     AO17.4                                                Not applicable
                                                     No flood lighting is used on site and the vertical    Development is for a jetty.
                                                     illumination resulting from direct, reflected or
                                                     other incidental external lighting emanating from
                                                     the site does not exceed 8 lux when measured at
                                                     any point 1.5 metre outside the boundary and at
                                                     any level from ground level upward.
Sports courts                                        AO18.1                                                Not applicable
PO18                                                 A 1.5 metre landscaped buffer separates any           Development is for a jetty.
Lighting and noise associated with outdoor           private tennis court, half court or sports court
tennis courts, half courts or sports courts do not   from side property boundaries where adjoining
have an adverse impact upon the amenity              land in a residential zone or in the Rural
enjoyed by occupants of adjoining or nearby          Residential zone.

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