privacy to residences. If in the Hillside Character precinct (Holland Park—Tarragindi district neighbourhood plan/NPP-008) Development pattern and form PO17 AO17.1 Development for residential uses is: Development ensures the , boundary and siting in relation to adjoining development compatible with traditional character reflect the predominant development pattern house scale; and form of development in the area. designed and sited to retain and reinforce the predominant development AO17.2 pattern and form of: Development ensures buildings feature separate allotments, whether or not orthogonal plan forms with outside walls the site area exceeds predominant aligned with those on adjoining allotments or lot sizes in the area or the site is an within the development. amalgamation of allotments; buildings of a traditional character house scale uniformly spaced and consistently stepped across hillsides when viewed from the visual catchment. Building height, scale and proportions PO18 AO18.1 Development for residential uses achieves Development of large buildings is designed to height, scale and proportions that are appear as a series of separate blocks, each of compatible with traditional character houses a size and scale similar to that of a traditional when viewed from the visual catchment. character house, using: physical separation; significant recesses and projections of the exterior wall plane; articulation through steps in the horizontal plane of the roof; roof geometry incorporating significant variety such as pitched roofs of a minimum 27.5 degree pitch; elevational and roof treatment in a variety of materials, colours and finishes compatible with traditional character houses to achieve the appearance of separate blocks. AO18.2 Development only excludes in where: using traditional character elements or site-responsive construction methods has resulted in non-compliance with the maximum ; any additional building height or are incorporated into a building form appearing to comply with maximum building height such as through additional storeys being incorporated into a roof-space area. Note—Site–responsive construction methods, such as posts or piers, minimise the amount of alteration to site
privacy to residences. If in the Hillside Character precinct (Holland Park—Tarragindi district neighbourhood plan/NPP-008) Development pattern and form PO17 Development for residential uses is: compatible with traditional character house scale; designed and sited to retain and reinforce the predominant development pattern and form of: separate allotments, whether or not the site area exceeds predominant lot sizes in the area or the site is an amalgamation of allotments; buildings of a traditional character house scale uniformly spaced and consistently stepped across hillsides when viewed from the visual catchment. AO17.1 Development ensures the , boundary and siting in relation to adjoining development reflect the predominant development pattern and form of development in the area. AO17.2 Development ensures buildings feature orthogonal plan forms with outside walls aligned with those on adjoining allotments or within the development. Building height, scale and proportions PO18 Development for residential uses achieves height, scale and proportions that are compatible with traditional character houses when viewed from the visual catchment. AO18.1 Development of large buildings is designed to appear as a series of separate blocks, each of a size and scale similar to that of a traditional character house, using: physical separation; significant recesses and projections of the exterior wall plane; articulation through steps in the horizontal plane of the roof; roof geometry incorporating significant variety such as pitched roofs of a minimum 27.5 degree pitch; elevational and roof treatment in a variety of materials, colours and finishes compatible with traditional character houses to achieve the appearance of separate blocks. AO18.2 Development only excludes in where: using traditional character elements or site-responsive construction methods has resulted in non-compliance with the maximum ; any additional building height or are incorporated into a building form appearing to comply with maximum building height such as through additional storeys being incorporated into a roof-space area. Note—Site–responsive construction methods, such as posts or piers, minimise the amount of alteration to site
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