AO4.5 Lot boundaries are aligned to avoid traversing areas of environmental significance. Small residential lots PO5 Development may provide for small residential lots to be created where:- they are within easy walking distance of an activity centre; the development will be consistent with the preferred character for the zone in which the land is located; the land is fit for purpose and not subject to significant topographic constraints; and the lots have adequate dimensions and proportions to accommodate future housing construction. AO5.1 Despite acceptable outcome AO4.1 small residential lots may be created on land in one of the following zones:- Medium density residential zone; Emerging community zone; or Low density residential zone, where the parent lot has a minimum area of 2,000m². AO5.2 The land does not have a of greater than 10%. AO5.3 Small residential lots have the following dimensions and proportions:- a minimum frontage of 10m; and a maximum to frontage ratio of 2.5:1. Click and provide your representations. PO6 Small residential lots are distributed across a development in a configuration that avoids an area being dominated by a particular lot type whilst providing for the development of a diverse range of housing products. AO6 No acceptable outcome provided. Click and provide your representations. PO7 Small residential lots are developed in accordance with a local area structure plan/plan of development which demonstrates that:- the majority of lots are provided with a orientation to optimise opportunities for passive solar design; the development is efficiently configured and provides laneway access that optimises the use of public streets by pedestrians and minimises pedestrians/vehicle conflict points; an appropriate building envelope can be accommodated; AO7 No acceptable outcome provided. and provide your representations.
Development provides for lots to be created in locations that:- are adequately buffered to prevent potential adverse impacts on future users of the lots; separate the lots from incompatible uses and infrastructure; and do not create “reverse amenity” situations where the continued operation of existing uses is compromised by the proposed development. located adjacent to rural land, separation areas for any part of a lot included in a residential zone, the Emerging community zone or the Rural residential zone comply with the State Planning Policy Guideline: State Interest—Agriculture and Section 9.3.2 (Landscaping code). AO12.2 Any part of any lot included in a residential zone, the Emerging community zone or the Rural residential zone:- achieves the minimum lot size specified in Table 9.3.4.3.2 (Minimum lot size and dimensions) clear of any electricity transmission line easement; is not located within 500m of an existing or planned high voltage transmission grid substation site; is not located within 100m of an existing bulk supply transformer; is not located within 60m of an existing zone transformer; and is not located within any area subject to unacceptable noise, vibration, lighting or odour nuisance from the operation of an existing lawful, adjoining or nearby use. AO12.3 Any reconfiguring a lot involving land in a residential zone, the Emerging community zone or the residential zone provides for the number of lots burdened by electricity transmission line easements to be reduced to one. Public and open space infrastructure PO13 Development provides for public parks and open space infrastructure that:- provides for a range of passive and active recreation settings and can accommodate adequate facilities to meet the needs of the community; AO13 No acceptable outcome provided. Editor’s note—Section 9.3.2 (Landscaping code) includes requirements for the design and construction of landscape elements in public parks and open space infrastructure. Click and provide your representations.