roads and identify land which has been acquired for a significant proposed road. Table 4 - Overlays Overlays Design and The DDO affects all residential land with the exception of land directly Development abutting the foreshore. The purpose of the DDO is to ensure that the Overlay Schedule siting, height and visual bulk of dwellings achieves a reasonable – 14 (DDO 14) sharing of views between properties to significant landscape features Design and The DDO 19 applies to the residential land facing the foreshore area. Development The purpose of the DDO19 is to guide development along the Overlay Schedule – foreshore area to ensure there is opportunity for view sharing and that 19 (DDO 19) development is consistent with the spacing and setting of dwellings and the coastal theme of the area. Design and The DDO 24 applies to land with the town centre. The purpose of the Development DDO 24 is to protect views and the character of the town and to Overlay Schedule improve the environment within the town centre. – 24 (DDO 24) Development Plan This overlay affects the St Leonards Golf Course. A Development Plan Overlay Schedule was approved for the St Leonards Gold Course on 9 August 2013 19 which supports the development of 143 lots. Heritage Overlay There are 4 heritage sites in St Leonards including the primary school, (HO) former post office building, Edina Cottage (residence) and St Pauls Anglican Church. Environmental This overlay applies to the Salt Lagoon area. The purpose of the Significance overlay is: Overlay Schedule – To conserve and protect areas of flora and fauna habitat and 2 (ESO2) geological and natural interest. To ensure that development does not impact on the environmental significance of the land. To ensure that siting and design of any buildings and works maintains the environmental integrity of the land. Vegetation This overlay affects Murradoc and Harvey Roads. The overlay triggers Protection Overlay a planning permit requirement for the removal, destruction or lopping of Schedule 1 any vegetation. The objectives of the overlay are: – (VPO1) To protect areas of significant indigenous vegetation. To maintain habitat corridors for indigenous flora and fauna. To ensure that all development and works minimise the loss of indigenous vegetation.
roads and identify land which has been acquired for a significant proposed road. Table 4 - Overlays Overlays Design and Development Overlay – Schedule 14 (DDO 14) The DDO affects all residential land with the exception of land directly abutting the foreshore. The purpose of the DDO is to ensure that the siting, height and visual bulk of dwellings achieves a reasonable sharing of views between properties to significant landscape features Design and Development Overlay – Schedule 19 (DDO 19) The DDO 19 applies to the residential land facing the foreshore area. The purpose of the DDO19 is to guide development along the foreshore area to ensure there is opportunity for view sharing and that development is consistent with the spacing and setting of dwellings and the coastal theme of the area. Design and Development Overlay – Schedule 24 (DDO 24) The DDO 24 applies to land with the town centre. The purpose of the DDO 24 is to protect views and the character of the town and to improve the environment within the town centre. Development Plan Overlay Schedule 19 This overlay affects the St Leonards Golf Course. A Development Plan was approved for the St Leonards Gold Course on 9 August 2013 which supports the development of 143 lots. Heritage Overlay (HO) There are 4 heritage sites in St Leonards including the primary school, former post office building, Edina Cottage (residence) and St Pauls Anglican Church. Environmental Significance Overlay – Schedule 2 (ESO2) This overlay applies to the Salt Lagoon area. The purpose of the overlay is: To conserve and protect areas of flora and fauna habitat and geological and natural interest. To ensure that development does not impact on the environmental significance of the land. To ensure that siting and design of any buildings and works maintains the environmental integrity of the land. Vegetation Protection Overlay – Schedule 1 (VPO1) This overlay affects Murradoc and Harvey Roads. The overlay triggers a planning permit requirement for the removal, destruction or lopping of any vegetation. The objectives of the overlay are: To protect areas of significant indigenous vegetation. To maintain habitat corridors for indigenous flora and fauna. To ensure that all development and works minimise the loss of indigenous vegetation.
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