respecting the prominence of any integrates landscaping, building entries adjoining or nearby heritage place or and the public realm at the ground local landmark; plane. providing a corner land dedication, if Note—The Council’s Independent Design Advisory Panel required, that: may be invited to provide advice on developments in accommodates a deep-planted accordance with the provisions of the Independent design advisory panel planning scheme policy. large feature tree within the AO47.2 dedication area; Development provides a corner land provides a building envelope that dedication adjacent to the existing verge acknowledges and integrates the area which: presence of the large feature tree canopy; complies with any dimensions accommodates high levels of identified in a neighbourhood plan; pedestrian movement and a high quality pedestrian setting. accommodates a deep-planted feature tree in compliance with the Note—A neighbourhood plan may indicate whether or not a Infrastructure design planning scheme land dedication is required. policy; is embellished in compliance with the Infrastructure design planning scheme policy. Note—A neighbourhood plan may indicate if a corner land dedication is to be truncated or inverted. If the configuration is not specified, a truncated land dedication is to be provided where the building or podium is 2 or less storeys height. Where an inverted corner land dedication is provided, the building design accommodates the feature tree canopy at maturity. PO48 AO48.1 Development minimises visual impacts on a Development ensures building placement view corridor of significance and and design minimise visual impacts on a enhances opportunities for observation of view corridor identified in a neighbourhood key vistas and views from identified view plan. points. Note—A neighbourhood plan may identify view corridors and may or may not identify any specific view points from which they are observed. AO48.2 Development enhances opportunities for views and vistas from a view point identified in a neighbourhood plan. Note—A neighbourhood plan may identify view points and may or may not identify any specific view corridor that they observe. PO49 AO49.1 Development on a significant corner site Development is designed to emphasise the provides a prominent visual reference and corner setting of a significant corner site
respecting the prominence of any adjoining or nearby heritage place or local landmark; providing a corner land dedication, if required, that: accommodates a deep-planted large feature tree within the dedication area; provides a building envelope that acknowledges and integrates the presence of the large feature tree canopy; accommodates high levels of pedestrian movement and a high quality pedestrian setting. Note—A neighbourhood plan may indicate whether or not a land dedication is required. integrates landscaping, building entries and the public realm at the ground plane. Note—The Council’s Independent Design Advisory Panel may be invited to provide advice on developments in accordance with the provisions of the Independent design advisory panel planning scheme policy. AO47.2 Development provides a corner land dedication adjacent to the existing verge area which: complies with any dimensions identified in a neighbourhood plan; accommodates a deep-planted feature tree in compliance with the Infrastructure design planning scheme policy; is embellished in compliance with the Infrastructure design planning scheme policy. Note—A neighbourhood plan may indicate if a corner land dedication is to be truncated or inverted. If the configuration is not specified, a truncated land dedication is to be provided where the building or podium is 2 or less storeys height. Where an inverted corner land dedication is provided, the building design accommodates the feature tree canopy at maturity. PO48 Development minimises visual impacts on a view corridor of significance and enhances opportunities for observation of key vistas and views from identified view points. AO48.1 Development ensures building placement and design minimise visual impacts on a view corridor identified in a neighbourhood plan. Note—A neighbourhood plan may identify view corridors and may or may not identify any specific view points from which they are observed. AO48.2 Development enhances opportunities for views and vistas from a view point identified in a neighbourhood plan. Note—A neighbourhood plan may identify view points and may or may not identify any specific view corridor that they observe. PO49 Development on a significant corner site provides a prominent visual reference and AO49.1 Development is designed to emphasise the corner setting of a significant corner site
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