Agenda 18 January 2011 - King Island Council

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N. OPERATIONAL BUSINESS OF THE COUNCIL Item 5. GENERAL MANAGERS REPORT PROPOSED CHANGES TO POLICY P205 - PERMIT FOR TEMPORARY DWELLINGS Agenda Ordinary Council – 18 January 2011 Officer Reporting File Ref 1.3 General Manager BACKGROUND Please find attached proposed changes to Policy P205 – Permit for Temporary Dwelling. The current policy limits the size of temporary dwellings to 56m 2 , based on the maximum outbuilding size within closed residential zones. GENERAL MANAGER COMMENT In most instances the temporary dwelling is to be converted to a shed on conclusion of its use as a temporary dwelling. The size of temporary dwellings would therefore be best to be aligned with the size limits imposed for outbuildings (shedding) within rural zones. The proposed changes alter the maximum size limits for temporary dwelling and in addition firm up the conditions – fees and bonds, associated with submitting a permit for a temporary dwelling. Mark Goode GENERAL MANAGER Recommendation: That Council: 1. Endorses the proposed changes to Policy P205 – Permit for Temporary Dwellings. - 74 - Ordinary Council Meeting – 18 January 2011
P205 PERMIT FOR TEMPORARY DWELLINGS DEPARTMENT Planning & Development POLICY DIRECTIVE HISTORY Council’s Meeting of 16 March 1993. Council Resolution No 176/00 of Ordinary Meeting 18 April 2000. Council Resolution No 449/01 of Ordinary Meeting 16 October 2001. Council Resolution No ?/11 of Ordinary Meeting 18 January 2011 POLICY Purpose Council may grant a permit to people who intend to construct a permanent dwelling on their property, and wish to live in a temporary dwelling such as a caravan or shed, while the permanent dwelling is being built. This policy also applies to people who may be renovating or modifying an existing dwelling, and need to live in a temporary dwelling while the works are underway. Conditions The following conditions apply: 1. The applicant shall complete an application for a Temporary Dwelling Permit, and pay the applicable fees. 2. Plans of the temporary dwelling and permanent dwelling, are to be submitted with the application for the permit. 3. The conditions of occupancy for the temporary dwelling shall include installation of water, power, sanitation and kitchen facilities. This shall be to the satisfaction of a council appointed Building Surveyor and a council appointed Environmental Health Officer. 4. The maximum dimensions of the outbuilding to be used as a temporary dwelling are not to exceed those dimensions specified in the relevant zone of the King Island Planning Scheme. 5. A bond of $2,000 must be paid to Council at the time of application for the permit. 6. The $2,000 bond will not be refunded, unless all conditions of the permit are met. - 75 - Ordinary Council Meeting – 18 January 2011
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