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Justification Letter DBW
designed to: 1. 20 metres from a The amenity of adjoining
property boundary of residents should not be
1. avoid environmental adjoining land in the affected as there does
harm or nuisance to Environmental not appear to be a
sensitive land uses, management and dwelling on the site as
including adverse conservation zone; yet. Environmental harm
impacts on amenity 2. a distance greater than to sensitive land uses will
values, over and the width of be avoided and there
above what could the riparian buffer should not be a conflict
reasonably be area shown on with rural uses and
expected in the rural Biodiversity, activities on adjoining
zone; Waterways properties due to the
2. avoid adverse and Wetland Overlay proposal.
impact maps; The adjoining lot to the
on ecologically 3. 10 metres from a north is under 4 ha so
important road frontage; and AO8.5 is not triggered.
areas including 4. 10 metres from the
National Parks, side and rear
watercourses, and boundaries or 6
wetlands; metres where the lot
3. mitigate risks area does not exceed
associated with the 1 hectare, with the
use of chemicals or exception that if the
air pollutants; and height of
4. avoid conflict with the building or
rural uses and structure exceeds 9
activities on metres the setback to
adjoining properties. the side and rear
boundaries is equal
to twice its height in
metres.
AO8.5
On properties over 2 hectares in
area, a distance of not less than
200 metres is provided between
a sensitive land use and land on
an adjacent rural zone property
over 4 hectares in
mapped Agricultural Land
Conservation Area.
In our opinion the performance outcomes have been satisfied.
Kind Regards
Cathy Jensen
Building Certifier
Fluid Approvals
| [email protected] | www.fluidapprovals.com.au
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