Core Planning Reasoning
Grant: The proposed development is consistent with the residential zoning objective for the area and would not be injurious to the visual or residential amenities of adjacent properties or the surrounding streetscape.
Decision Maker's Conclusion
- The proposed redevelopment and extension, including attic works, is an acceptable form of residential development within the 'Objective A' zoning designation.
- The proposed separation distances and the inclusion of timber privacy screens on balconies ensure that no significant overshadowing or overlooking impacts will occur on neighboring properties.
- The scale and design of the extension, including the minor 1.5m breach of the front building line, are considered appropriate and compliant with statutory planning policies regarding visual amenity.
Cited Policies (CDP)
Zoning Objective AChapter 12 Development ManagementSection 12.3.7.1 (Extensions to dwellings)
Decision Document Summary
The application at 7 Cunningham Road, Dalkey, involves the renovation and substantial extension of an existing two-storey detached dwelling, increasing the floor area from 337sq.m to 416sq.m. The development includes the construction of a part-two/part-three storey extension and new roof features with terraces. A third-party appeal from the residents of No. 9 Cunningham Road raised concerns regarding potential overlooking from the new terraces and overshadowing from the side extension. The Inspe...SOURCE PDFOpen Original
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