SD24A/0228

The development is considered acceptable in principle under the 'RES' zoning, representing appropriate residential infill and consolidation that respects the character of the area, provides high-quality residential amenity for future occupants, and does not significantly impact the privacy or amenity of neighboring properties or create a traffic hazard.

• The proposal for two infill dwellings on a 0.08ha corner site is consistent with national and local policy objectives for residential intensification in established suburban areas.
• The design and layout of the end-of-terrace and detached dwellings successfully integrate with the existing streetscape without causing significant overshadowing, overbearing, or overlooking impacts on adjacent residences.
• Traffic and access concerns raised by appellants are mitigated by adequate sightlines, low-lying boundary treatments, and proximity to public transport, ensuring the development will not result in a public safety hazard.