(iv) is site responsive to address constraints; and (v) is of a scale that is not visually dominant on the landscape. (g) Lot design – (i) supports the limited development nature of the zone. Specific benchmarks for assessment Table 6.2.18-2: Limited development (constrained land) zone code for assessable development – Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Does the proposal meet the acceptable outcome? Internal use If not, justify how the proposal meets either the performance outcome or overall outcome Setbacks AO1 Setbacks: Setbacks are as follows: protect the amenity of Setback Minimum distances measured in adjoining uses; and metres (m) contribute to the semi-rural Front if roadside stall: 0m streetscape character. otherwise: 10m Side and rear 3m Figure 6.2.18-1 Illustration showing Limited development (constrained land) zone setbacks and site cover outcomes Site cover AO2 Site cover: Site cover for dwelling houses, on lots created by a residential reconfiguration of a lot reduces the dominance of approval, does not exceed 50%. buildings and structures; OR addresses site constraints; Site cover does not exceed 10%. protects the semi-rural character; and minimises the extent of impervious surfaces.
(iv) is site responsive to address constraints; and (v) is of a scale that is not visually dominant on the landscape. (g) Lot design – (i) supports the limited development nature of the zone. Specific benchmarks for assessment Table 6.2.18-2: Limited development (constrained land) zone code – for assessable development Performance outcomes Acceptable outcomes Does the proposal meet the acceptable outcome? If not, justify how the proposal meets either the performance outcome or overall outcome Internal use Setbacks Setbacks: protect the amenity of adjoining uses; and contribute to the semi-rural streetscape character. AO1 Setbacks are as follows: Setback Minimum distances measured in metres (m) Front if roadside stall: 0m otherwise: 10m Side and rear 3m Figure 6.2.18-1 Illustration showing Limited development (constrained land) zone setbacks and site cover outcomes Site cover Site cover: reduces the dominance of buildings and structures; addresses site constraints; protects the semi-rural character; and minimises the extent of impervious surfaces. AO2 Site cover for dwelling houses, on lots created by a residential reconfiguration of a lot approval, does not exceed 50%. OR Site cover does not exceed 10%.
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