11 October 2012 - Canterbury City Council

CITY DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE 11 OCTOBER 2012
19 WONGA STREET, CAMPSIE; ALTERATIONS TO MIXED COMMERCIAL/RESIDENTIAL BUILDING AND
CONVERSION TO MULTIPLE UNIT DEVELOPMENT CONTAINING THREE DWELLINGS (CONT.)
Standard Requirement Proposal Complies
Multiple Unit 1 space per 1 bed dwelling 2 spaces Yes
Development (2 proposed) = 2
1.2 space per 2 bed dwelling
(1 proposed) = 1
1 spaces Yes
Total = 3
3 spaces Yes
Visitor Parking 1 space per 5 dwellings = 1
spaces
1 space Yes
The proposal is consistent with the requirements of our Development Control Plan 20
– Car Parking.
• Development Control Plan 29 – Crime Prevention Through Environmental
Design (DCP 29)
The proposed development has also been assessed against the relevant provisions of
our Development Control Plan 29 – Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
(DCP 29), which aims to promote design as a genuine crime prevention strategy
through three main principles, namely natural surveillance, access control and
ownership.
Standard Requirement Proposed Complies
Site and Address the street, or both The building is orientated toward Yes
Building streets and corners
Wonga Street which achieves
Layout
natural surveillance
Habitable rooms with Dwellings have been orientated to Yes
windows at front of
dwellings
ensure windows front Wonga Street
Access Access to the individual units Each individual entry is to be Yes
Control be clearly marked and clearly numbered with the
apparent to visitors
dwellings accessible through that
entry.
Ownership Dwellings and communal Sense of ownership achieved Yes
areas to provide sense of through the use of design features,
ownership
including landscaping, building
materials and site layout.
Natural Avoid blind corners in The building layout avoids blind Yes
surveillance pathways, stairwells,
hallways and car parks.
corners.
Minimise That concealment points be The proposal eliminates
Yes
concealmen
t points
eliminated.
concealment points.
The proposal is consistent with the Crime Prevention Through Environmental Design
Code.
• Development Control Plan 37 – Energy Smart Homes (DCP 37)
This DCP applies insofar as it aims to protect and maintain the solar access of
immediately adjoining residential properties by ensuring it receives 2 hours sunlight
between 9am and 3pm on June 21 to the various scenarios tabled below:
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