Council Minutes 21 January 2008 - Waratah-Wynyard Council

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Relevant Standards for use or development in the Residential Zone
6.4.1 Issue 1.0: - Effluent and stormwater disposal
Objective: To ensure that effluent and stormwater discharge from new
development does not have an adverse effect on water quality.
Acceptable Solution
Performance Criteria
Serviced Areas
1.1 Effluent is to be disposed of by a
connection to reticulated
sewerage, sewage treatment and
stormwater systems.
1.3 The cost of the chosen system or
connection to existing
infrastructure is to be at the
developers expense.
Serviced Areas
1.1 No performance criteria
1.3 No performance criteria
A condition of permit will require the Developer to connect each lot to the
reticulated sewerage and stormwater systems and will also be obliged to meet
all costs associated with the necessary connections. The development plans
lodged with the application demonstrates that the site can be serviced.
The proposal meets the Acceptable Solutions.
6.4.1 Issue 3.0:- Subdivision
Objective: To ensure that land is subdivided in a manner:
a) which is appropriate to the intended use or development;
b) that provides appropriate infrastructure;
c) that meets relevant Scheme standards;
d) that provides a range and mix of lot sizes to suit a variety of dwelling
and household types, with areas and dimensions that meet user
requirements;
e) that protects residential amenity; and
f) that allows application of energy conservation principles.
The proposed subdivision meets the Objectives of subdivision in the
Residential Zone.
Acceptable Solution
3.1 Lot layout shall comply with
the acceptable solutions as set
out in clauses 1.1, 1.2, 1,3 and
1.4 of Table 11.1 (Part 11) –
Residential Development
Schedule.
Performance Criteria
3.1 Lot layout shall comply with the
performance criteria as set out in
clauses 1.1, 1.2, 1,3 and 1.4 of
Table 11.1 (Part 11) –
Residential Development
Schedule.
Waratah-Wynyard Council – Ordinary Meeting Minutes – 21 January 2008 Page 51