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Council meeting agenda - 4 June 2012 - Clarence City Council

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CLARENCE CITY COUNCIL – PLANNING AUTHORITY MATTERS- 4 JUNE <strong>2012</strong> 36<br />

Building<br />

Height<br />

Setback –<br />

Northern<br />

Rear<br />

Setback –<br />

western side<br />

maximum of 7.5m<br />

the maximum<br />

height of the<br />

proposed heat<br />

pump enclosure is<br />

2.7m above<br />

natural ground<br />

level<br />

yes<br />

0m 0m yes<br />

0m 0m yes<br />

In summary, the proposal complies with the standards relating to<br />

building setbacks, height and services. The site has existing non-<br />

conforming site cover and outdoor space, however, as the proposed<br />

enclosure is unroofed and used for the swim centre, the proposed<br />

development will not increase the existing non-conformity of the site<br />

cover or outdoor space provided on the property.<br />

� Specific Decision Requirements<br />

Clause 6.1.4 provides the following Specific Decision Requirements<br />

which are relevant to the proposal.<br />

“(h) Appropriate separation should be provided between<br />

buildings to ensure adequate solar access and<br />

privacy”.<br />

The panels of the sound enclosure would be maximum height of 1.8m<br />

above natural ground level, which is the same height as a standard<br />

boundary fence. Boundary fences under the Scheme are exempt to<br />

2.1m above natural ground level. Any walls exceeding this height are<br />

required to comply with building setback requirements.<br />

Notwithstanding this, the proposed enclosure will not cause any undue<br />

impact on adjoining properties through loss of privacy or solar access,<br />

as additional overshadowing will be minimal (predominantly cast upon<br />

the subject site) and the wall will prevent casual overlooking.

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