Residential DA Preparation Actions RESIDENTIAL DA PREPARATION ACTIONS Step 1 Undertake Site Analysis (refer to Information Sheet) If lodging a DA involving residential development, have you included the Step 2 Consult Council Staff on draft proposal if necessary following information? Step 3 DA form; • Check proposal meets controls in the relevant residential component of the DCP. SEE; • relevant report(s) - if appropriate (see • Lodge development application with Council Information Sheet on Statement of Where development consent is granted and a Environmental Effects); and construction certificate issued context and site analysis (see • Step 9 Information Sheet on Context and Site Commence work in accordance with conditions of Analysis). development consent and construction certificate approval. Have you considered the following in your development proposal? general design requirements, including • building design, height, orientation and placement; biodiversity requirements ; • density and frontage requirements; • private open space and landscaping • requirements; building alignment and setbacks; • provision of services ; • site hazard management requirements; • solar access requirements; • waste management requirements; • car parking and access requirements; • BASIX requirements; • associated development requirements ; • and DA developer contributions. • Step 4 • Check biodiversity considerations. • Check general hazards. Step 5 Check any relevant provisions of the locality based provisions in the DCP. Refer to matrix i.e. waste management etc. Step 6 Proponents should consult with adjoining owners and consider their opinions on proposal Step 7 Consult with Council’s Technical Liaison Committee or staff if necessary Step 8
RESIDENTIAL DA PREPARATION ACTIONS Residential DA Preparation Actions Step 1 Undertake Site Analysis (refer to Information Sheet) If lodging a DA involving residential development, have you included the following information? • DA form; • SEE; Step 2 Consult Council Staff on draft proposal if necessary Step 3 Check proposal meets controls in the relevant residential component of the DCP. • relevant report(s) - if appropriate (see Information Sheet on Statement of Environmental Effects); and • context and site analysis (see Information Sheet on Context and Site Analysis). Have you considered the following in your development proposal? • general design requirements, including building design, height, orientation and placement; • biodiversity requirements ; • density and frontage requirements; • private open space and landscaping requirements; • building alignment and setbacks; • provision of services ; • site hazard management requirements; • solar access requirements; • waste management requirements; • car parking and access requirements; • BASIX requirements; • associated development requirements ; and • DA developer contributions. Step 4 • Check biodiversity considerations. • Check general hazards. Step 5 Check any relevant provisions of the locality based provisions in the DCP. Refer to matrix i.e. waste management etc. Step 6 Proponents should consult with adjoining owners and consider their opinions on proposal Step 7 Consult with Council’s Technical Liaison Committee or staff if necessary Step 8 Lodge development application with Council Where development consent is granted and a construction certificate issued Step 9 Commence work in accordance with conditions of development consent and construction certificate approval.