Attachment 1 - Code Assessment · MCU23/0030

Attachment 1 – Code Assessments


Performance Outcomes                               Acceptable Outcomes                                  Response

    6. be consistent with the predominant                         from 1.8 metres above the ground
       character of the streetscape; and                          at the property boundary to a point
                                                                  8 metres in height 6 metres in from
    7. protect the natural character and avoid
                                                                  the property boundary, providing
       adverse impacts on ecologically important
                                                                  that no building or structure is
       areas such as national parks, waterways
                                                                  setback less than 1 metre from the
       and wetlands.
                                                                  boundary, as shown in Figure
                                                                  6.3.1.4

                                                      2. where the lot area is less than 550m2 the
                                                         rear boundary setback is per other
                                                         boundaries as addressed in AO9.3 below;

                                                      3. where the rear boundary of a lot adjoins a
                                                         reserve, public open space or access
                                                         easement the rear boundary setback may
                                                         be as for other boundaries as addressed in
                                                         AO9.3 below.


                                                   Editor’s Note—Where the property is a corner lot
                                                   with two road frontages, there is no “rear
                                                   boundary” and both common property boundaries
                                                   are considered as other boundaries as addressed in
                                                   AO9.3.