be addressed as part of the Landscape Management Guidelines. Other Clause 21.05-2 A permit is Landscape Implement of Large Rural Land Use required to Management Landscape Issues Lots subdivide land. Guidelines will Clause 21.05-3 Controls apply to assist with the Environment, large sites assessment of Objectives Conservation and (particularly in rural subdivision and Landscape areas) to prevent applications in Guidelines Clause 22.02 subdivision into terms of through Subdivision in smaller lots for building siting new Green Wedge residential and design, schedule/s Areas purposes. Lots eg. siting of to the Clause 56 within the GWZ buildings away SLO. Residential must be at least 40 from areas of Require Subdivision (TZ hectares. A permit sensitivity such the only) as ridgelines. may be granted for Clause 57 smaller lots based An outline of an Metropolitan Green on certain development outline Wedge Land conditions held in plan needs to the planning be submitted plan scheme. Lot size with with any requirements with applications. application the RCZ vary for based on 5 subdivision schedules and through range from 1 to 40 the zone hectares. schedule. While subdivision was mentioned as an issue, it was determined that lot size was not the issue, rather it was the inappropriate siting and design of buildings and
be addressed as part of the Landscape Management Guidelines. Other Issues of Large Lots Clause 21.05-2 Rural Land Use Clause 21.05-3 Environment, Conservation and Landscape Clause 22.02 Subdivision in Green Wedge Areas Clause 56 Residential Subdivision (TZ only) Clause 57 Metropolitan Green Wedge Land A permit is required to subdivide land. Controls apply to large sites (particularly in rural areas) to prevent subdivision into smaller lots for residential purposes. Lots within the GWZ must be at least 40 hectares. A permit may be granted for smaller lots based on certain conditions held in the planning scheme. Lot size requirements with the RCZ vary based on 5 schedules and range from 1 to 40 hectares. While subdivision was mentioned as an issue, it was determined that lot size was not the issue, rather it was the inappropriate siting and design of buildings and Landscape Management Guidelines will assist with the assessment of subdivision applications in terms of building siting and design, eg. siting of buildings away from areas of sensitivity such as ridgelines. An outline development plan needs to be submitted with applications. Implement Landscape Objectives and Guidelines through new schedule/s to the SLO. Require the of an outline plan with any application for subdivision through the zone schedule.