PO8 AO8.1 Development for dwelling houses and new Development has roof forms that are buildings must retain or use traditional pyramidal with side front gable or reverse pitched roof forms and architectural gable only. elements that: Note—Mono pitch and skillion roofs to the street are not are sympathetic to the existing and consistent with the outcomes sought. adjacent buildings built in 1946 or AO8.2 before in the street; Development has a minimum roof pitch of do not detract from the streetscape. 26.5°. PO9 AO9 Development for: Development is in accordance with Figure b , and the composition of entries and verandahs, new buildings complement the form, car accommodation and roof shape conform to scale and traditional character of the overall street pattern. dwelling houses built in 1946 or before in the street; Note—Contemporary detailing is restricted to the rear of new building work is the same form and the dwelling. scale as surrounding character houses and is not pseudo-historic replication. PO10 AO10.1 Development has a street elevation with a Development results in street elevations verandah similar to other dwelling houses in composed of full-length verandahs or a the street built in 1946 or before. combination of projecting gabled rooms with verandahs. Note—Verandahs may be enclosed if they retain a lightweight transparent appearance and are capable of being reversed. Refer to Figure b. AO10.2 Development has external stairs on the front elevation to access the first floor. PO11 AO11 Development has fences visible from the Development has a maximum front fence street that are low and transparent and height of 1.2m with timber paling or wire. complement traditional fencing styles in the precinct. PO12 AO12 Development of new buildings use Development of new buildings use lightweight lightweight materials that are sympathetic to materials that are sympathetic to other other dwelling houses in the street built in dwelling houses in the street built in 1946 or 1946 or before. before. Note—Traditional materials are painted timber walls and corrugated metal roof sheeting. PO13 AO13.1 Development has parking that does not Development on a site that does not have dominate the appearance and setting of the existing car parking does not require any new dwelling house when viewed from the on-site car parking. street. AO13.2 Development has garages or carports that are not located between the front elevation and the front boundary, and are: located a minimum of 2m behind the
PO8 Development for dwelling houses and new buildings must retain or use traditional pitched roof forms and architectural elements that: are sympathetic to the existing and adjacent buildings built in 1946 or before in the street; do not detract from the streetscape. AO8.1 Development has roof forms that are pyramidal with side front gable or reverse gable only. Note—Mono pitch and skillion roofs to the street are not consistent with the outcomes sought. AO8.2 Development has a minimum roof pitch of 26.5°. PO9 Development for: new buildings complement the form, scale and traditional character of dwelling houses built in 1946 or before in the street; new building work is the same form and scale as surrounding character houses and is not pseudo-historic replication. AO9 Development is in accordance with Figure b , and the composition of entries and verandahs, car accommodation and roof shape conform to the overall street pattern. Note—Contemporary detailing is restricted to the rear of the dwelling. PO10 Development has a street elevation with a verandah similar to other dwelling houses in the street built in 1946 or before. AO10.1 Development results in street elevations composed of full-length verandahs or a combination of projecting gabled rooms with verandahs. Note—Verandahs may be enclosed if they retain a lightweight transparent appearance and are capable of being reversed. Refer to Figure b. AO10.2 Development has external stairs on the front elevation to access the first floor. PO11 Development has fences visible from the street that are low and transparent and complement traditional fencing styles in the precinct. AO11 Development has a maximum front fence height of 1.2m with timber paling or wire. PO12 Development of new buildings use lightweight materials that are sympathetic to other dwelling houses in the street built in 1946 or before. AO12 Development of new buildings use lightweight materials that are sympathetic to other dwelling houses in the street built in 1946 or before. Note—Traditional materials are painted timber walls and corrugated metal roof sheeting. PO13 Development has parking that does not dominate the appearance and setting of the dwelling house when viewed from the street. AO13.1 Development on a site that does not have existing car parking does not require any new on-site car parking. AO13.2 Development has garages or carports that are not located between the front elevation and the front boundary, and are: located a minimum of 2m behind the
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