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Planning Authority<br />

Acceptable Solution<br />

Visual Privacy<br />

5.1 Windows in habitable rooms with a sill height of<br />

less than 1.7m and balconies/decks greater<br />

than 1m above natural ground level shall be<br />

offset and/or screened from the windows of<br />

habitable rooms in adjoining dwellings and<br />

outdoor living spaces, where there would be<br />

direct views and the separation is less than 8.5<br />

metres.<br />

Acoustic Privacy<br />

5.2 Habitable room windows are to be at least 2.5m<br />

from vehicular accesses and parking areas<br />

used by other dwellings unless those windows<br />

at their lowest point are at least 1.4m above<br />

the carriageway and the ground floor level of<br />

the dwelling is at least 1m above the<br />

carriageway.<br />

Comment<br />

The upper storey decks and the windows of the eastern<br />

elevation of the proposed dwellings will have visibility<br />

into the outdoor living area of 10 Cummings Street. No<br />

measures are proposed in the application to mitigate<br />

these impacts. Appropriate conditions should be<br />

applied to the permit addressing these matters.<br />

Capable of complying with Acceptable Solution 5.1<br />

subject to permit conditions<br />

The ground floor windows of Unit 2 are a minimum<br />

height of 2 metres above the carriageway.<br />

Complies with Acceptable Solution 5.2<br />

Issue 6.0:- Private Open Space<br />

Objective: To ensure that private open space provided for dwellings is clearly defined,<br />

useable and meets user requirements for privacy, access, outdoor activities and<br />

landscaping.<br />

Acceptable Solution<br />

6.1 Private Open space for each dwelling shall<br />

comprise a minimum area in accordance with<br />

the following:<br />

1 bedroom dwelling - 50m2;<br />

2 bedroom dwelling - 70m2;<br />

3 or more bedroom dwelling - 90m2; and<br />

the minimum dimension of any part is 2.5<br />

metres, and one part of the private open space<br />

comprises an area of 50m2 with a minimum<br />

dimension of 4 metres and is not steeper than<br />

1 in 6.<br />

6.2 Private open space is to have a northerly<br />

orientation and be protected from<br />

overshadowing from any adjacent<br />

development so that a minimum of 50% of the<br />

space receives at least 2 hours sunlight on 21<br />

June.<br />

6.3 Private open space is to abut the dwelling it is to<br />

serve and be directly accessible from a<br />

habitable room of the dwelling other than a<br />

bedroom, at a level difference not exceeding<br />

1.5 metres.<br />

Comment<br />

Unit 2 (a 1 bedroom unit) has a POS area of 51m 2 and<br />

Unit 1 (a 2 bedroom unit) has a POS of 105.7m 2 , each<br />

meeting the minimum area requirement. As stated in<br />

the applicant’s response to further information, the<br />

gradient does not exceed 1:6.<br />

Complies with Acceptable Solution 6.1<br />

The POS for Unit 1 has an easterly orientation, however<br />

does have some northerly aspect. It would be capable<br />

of receiving the minimum sunlight requirements of<br />

Clause 6.2.<br />

Complies with Acceptable Solution 6.2<br />

The private open space areas abut their respective<br />

dwellings and are directly accessible from habitable<br />

rooms.<br />

Complies with Acceptable Solution 6.3<br />

<strong>Waratah</strong>-<strong>Wynyard</strong> <strong>Council</strong> – Minutes Ordinary Meeting – 19 November 2012 – Page 219

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