Note—Where podiums are proposed, setbacks are zero in accordance with the relevant height of the proposed wall as set out in this table except where located in a zone in the centre zones category or the Mixed use zone and then setbacks are in accordance with the Centre or mixed use code. Note—Separate setback provisions apply to built to boundary walls and where a building height transition is required. Table 9.3.14.3.D—Adaptable housing elements Dwelling access There is a well-lit, continuous, accessible path from the car park/drop-off area to the front door or lift, with no steps from the driveway or the street footpath. Pedestrian paths are separated as much as possible from vehicular access. All entries into the dwelling from external paths have no more than a 10mm change in level. Crossovers and driveways are designed to allow access by emergency vehicles. Note—Well-lit are areas that comply with lighting standards AS/NZ 1158.3.1:2005 Lighting for roads and public spaces. Note—Accessible paths have: a minimum 1.2m width; a maximum cross fall of 1:40; gentle ramping with a maximum slope of 1:20; no steps or ledges along the length of travel. Car parking A minimum of 1 resident car parking space is provided per adaptable housing dwelling. This parking space has minimum dimensions of 3.8m x 6m, is clear of all obstructions and has a minimum height of 2.5m (or otherwise complies with section 3.7.2 of AS 4299-1995 Adaptable housing). A minimum of 1 visitor car parking space is provided for persons with a disability, with dimensions in compliance with the Transport, access, parking and servicing planning scheme policy provisions for parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities. Table 9.3.14.3.E—Siting requirements for car parking Car parking height and form Minimum boundary setback to parking or parking structure (m) Car parking configuration Front/Street Rear Side Basement car parking ground level 0 0 0 Note—Car parking below ground level must be designed to also allow the achievement of deep planting requirements and these setbacks do not override that requirement.
Note—Where podiums are proposed, setbacks are zero in accordance with the relevant height of the proposed wall as set out in this table except where located in a zone in the centre zones category or the Mixed use zone and then setbacks are in accordance with the Centre or mixed use code. Note—Separate setback provisions apply to built to boundary walls and where a building height transition is required. Table 9.3.14.3.D—Adaptable housing elements Dwelling access There is a well-lit, continuous, accessible path from the car park/drop-off area to the front door or lift, with no steps from the driveway or the street footpath. Pedestrian paths are separated as much as possible from vehicular access. All entries into the dwelling from external paths have no more than a 10mm change in level. Crossovers and driveways are designed to allow access by emergency vehicles. Note—Well-lit are areas that comply with lighting standards AS/NZ 1158.3.1:2005 Lighting for roads and public spaces. Note—Accessible paths have: a minimum 1.2m width; a maximum cross fall of 1:40; gentle ramping with a maximum slope of 1:20; no steps or ledges along the length of travel. Car parking A minimum of 1 resident car parking space is provided per adaptable housing dwelling. This parking space has minimum dimensions of 3.8m x 6m, is clear of all obstructions and has a minimum height of 2.5m (or otherwise complies with section 3.7.2 of AS 4299-1995 Adaptable housing). A minimum of 1 visitor car parking space is provided for persons with a disability, with dimensions in compliance with the Transport, access, parking and servicing planning scheme policy provisions for parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities. Table 9.3.14.3.E—Siting requirements for car parking Car parking height and form Car parking configuration Minimum boundary setback to parking or parking structure (m) Front/Street Rear Side Basement car parking ground level Note—Car parking below ground level must be designed to also allow the achievement of deep planting requirements and these setbacks do not override that requirement. 0 0 0
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