New South Wales Consolidated Regulations New South Wales Consolidated Regulations(Clauses 47AA and 47AB)
Land fronting Manning Street and Terralong Street, Kiama, as shown edged heavy black and with diagonal hatching on Sheet 5 of the map marked “ Kiama Local Environmental Plan 1996 (Amendment No 60) ”.
Master plan development for this site Development for the purpose of mixed tourist, commercial, retail and residential uses that meets the Kiama Town Centre Charrette Objectives (in so far as they relate to this master plan site) and the Design Brief for Commonwealth Bank Corner , copies of which are available at the office of the Council.
Initial master plan The section titled Indicative Design for the Commonwealth Bank Corner and other provisions that relate to this master plan site in the report titled Kiama Town Centre Charrette 25-29th July 2002-A report on the Charrette Outcomes (the "Kiama Charrette Report"), copies of which are available at the office of the Council, comprise the initial master plan for this site.
Development requirements The following requirements apply to master plan development on this site:(a) lots must be consolidated to create a single lot with not less than the minimum area required for this site by the Kiama Charrette Report,(b) the single lot must be occupied by a significant building in which the mixed tourist, commercial, retail and residential uses will be carried out,(c) the building may have a maximum building height of 4 storeys above ground level, subject to there being terraces not less than 3 metres wide along more than half of the top floor punctuated by corner and centrally disposed habitable towers aligning with the street-front property lines of the building as described in the Kiama Charrette Report,(d) the building must include a hotel with a reception area and related restaurants, cafes and shops at street level,(e) the building must be designed so that people visiting the building will have access to indoor and outdoor areas on the top floor and so that use of the top floor will encourage such access (for example, a restaurant or function room would be a suitable use for the top floor),(f) the architectural design of the building must have regard to the heritage value of the streetscapes of the streets to which it has frontage. The building must have a traditional and reasonably symmetrical exterior that, in the opinion of the consent authority, makes a landmark contribution to Kiama’s character. There must be double verandahs over the footpaths of both Terralong and Manning Streets that are at least 2 metres deep. All window and door openings and spacings between verandah posts must have greater height than width and be vertically aligned between floors as described in the Kiama Charrette Report,(g) a basement storey for car parking is to be located below ground level with some unenclosed on-site parking at grade behind the location of the L-shaped building shown in the Kiama Charrette Report “indicative design”.For the purpose of allowing development to be carried out in accordance with the above development requirements, State Environmental Planning Policy No 1-Development Standards applies to a maximum floorspace ratio set by clause 21 to the extent that compliance with that development standard would be unreasonable or unnecessary to achieve the setbacks shown for buildings on this site in the Kiama Charrette Report “indicative design”.
Land to the east of Manning Street, Kiama, as shown edged heavy black and with diagonal hatching on Sheet 6 of the map marked “ Kiama Local Environmental Plan 1996 (Amendment No 60) ”.
Master plan development for this site Development for the purpose of mixed uses, including shops, commercial premises and serviced apartments and residential apartments above the ground level storey, that meets the Kiama Town Centre Charrette Objectives (in so far as they relate to this master plan site) and the Design Brief for Church Lane , copies of which are available at the office of the Council.
Initial master plan The section titled Indicative Design for Church Lane and other provisions that relate to this master plan site in the report titled Kiama Town Centre Charrette 25-29th July 2002-A report on the Charrette Outcomes , copies of which are available at the office of the Council, comprise the initial master plan for this site.
Development requirements The following requirements apply to master plan development on this site:(a) the building may have a maximum building height of 4 storeys above ground level, subject to top floor terraces being provided to residential or serviced apartments facing streets for at least half those street frontages,(b) the building must include shops and commercial premises, serviced apartments, visitor accommodation and home based businesses or church-related uses at the street level with residential or serviced apartments above,(c) the architectural design of buildings must have regard to the heritage value of the streetscapes of the streets to which they have frontage. The building must have a traditional and reasonably symmetrical exterior that, in the opinion of the consent authority, makes a sympathetic contribution to Kiama’s visual character. There must be verandahs at least 2 metres deep at ground level. All window and door openings and spacings between verandah posts must have greater height than width and be vertically aligned between floors,(d) On-site parking at grade is to be minimised and must be located behind buildings rather than in front of them. Below ground basement parking is to be provided for residential development.For the purpose of allowing development to be carried out in accordance with the above development requirements, State Environmental Planning Policy No 1-Development Standards applies to a maximum floorspace ratio set by clause 21 to the extent that compliance with that development standard would be unreasonable or unnecessary to achieve the setbacks shown for buildings on this site in the Kiama Charrette Report “indicative design”.
Land fronting Coal, Jupiter and Morrow Streets, Gerringong, as shown edged heavy black and hatched on Sheet 7 of the map marked “ Kiama Local Environmental Plan 1996 (Amendment No 60) ”.
Master plan development for this site Development for the purpose of a residential flat building.
Initial master plan The instrument titled Mixed Residential Housing Precinct Boat Harbour Gerringong , prepared by PRM Architects + Town Planners and dated 25 November 2002, copies of which are available at the office of the Council, amended to the extent necessary to allow development on this site to comply with any inconsistent development requirements specified below, comprises the initial master plan for this site.
Development requirements The following requirements apply to master plan development on this site:(a) buildings are to be grouped in the locations shown in the instrument titled Mixed Residential Housing Precinct Boat Harbour Gerringong ,(b) the number of dwellings is not to exceed 49,(c) building height is not to exceed:(i) 3 storeys where the lowest storey is identified in the initial master plan as providing basement underground car parking, and(ii) 2 storeys plus loft room in a building identified for the purpose in the initial master plan and situated on another part of the site, and(iii) 2 storeys elsewhere on the site,(d) the existing 3 mature fig trees on the site must be retained and buildings designed in a manner that will not interfere with these trees including their root systems,(e) a new public street (identified in the initial master plan as “Harbour Link Road”) having an overall road reserve width of 8 metres must be provided through the site, in the same or approximately the same location as shown in the initial master plan,(f) part of the site must be dedicated to the Council for public road widening purposes in Morrow Street to provide a variable width street enabling two-way vehicular movement, car parking and a pedestrian footpath,(g) all requirements of this plan and of development control plans that apply to development for the purpose of multiple dwelling housing in Zone No 2 (a), except to the extent, if any, those requirements:(i) are inconsistent with any other of the development requirements included in this item, or(ii) would prevent master plan development for this site from being carried out.
Lot 5, DP 628003, Belvedere Street, Kiama (which also has frontage to Garden Avenue), as shown edged heavy black and with diagonal hatching on Sheet 8 of the map marked “ Kiama Local Environmental Plan 1996 (Amendment No 60) ”.
Master plan development for this site Development for the purpose of residential flat buildings comprised of groups of buildings.
Initial master plan The instrument titled Garden Avenue Housing , prepared by BHI Architects and dated September 2003, copies of which are available at the office of the Council, amended to the extent necessary to allow development on this site to comply with any inconsistent development requirements specified below, comprises the initial master plan for this site.
Development requirements The following requirements apply to master plan development on this site:(a) buildings are to be grouped in the locations shown in the instrument titled Garden Avenue Housing ,(b) the number of dwellings is not to exceed 40, and the single detached lot shown on the master plan drawings that is accessed from Garden Avenue is taken to be required to be used for public purposes, including a public pedestrian access linking to the unformed Thomson Street road reserve and then to the adjacent Stead Reserve,(c) building height is not to exceed 2 storeys,(d) all requirements of this plan and of development control plans that apply to development for the purpose of multiple dwelling housing in Zone No 2 (a), except to the extent, if any, that those requirements:(i) are inconsistent with any other of the development requirements included in this item, or(ii) would prevent master plan development for this site from being carried out,(e) the consent authority is satisfied that the design of the turning head in Garden Avenue south will ensure minimum adverse impact on the creek corridor,(f) at least 2 of the dwellings resulting from carrying out the development are designed with a floor plan suited to the needs of seniors or people with a disability,(g) the consent authority is satisfied that environmental restoration and management of the creek corridor will be adequate, and that limited public access will be provided, as referred to in the Garden Avenue Development Strategy Report , copies of which are available from the office of the Council.
Lots 4 and 6, DP 541889, Belinda Street, Gerringong, as shown edged heavy black on the map marked “ Kiama Local Environmental Plan 1996 (Amendment No 40) ”.
Master plan development for this site Residential development, including subdivision and development for the purpose of housing, and development for the purpose of a public recreation reserve.
Initial master plan The instrument titled Gerringong Headland Master Plan-Option 1 (2003) prepared by Hill Thalis Architecture + Urban Projects Pty Ltd for Noble Bros Pty Ltd and Kiama Municipal Council, copies of which are available at the office of the Council, comprises the initial master plan for this site ( "the Adopted Master Plan").
Development requirements The following requirements apply to development on the Gerringong Headland master plan site:(a) residential subdivision and housing must be carried out in a manner generally consistent with the subdivision plan shown in Parts 4 and 6 of the Adopted Master Plan,(b) the number of lots created by subdivision must not exceed 28 residential lots,(c) land identified as “Extended Foreshore Reserve” in figure 4.2 (i) of the Adopted Master Plan must be dedicated as public reserve on the registration of a plan of subdivision of any part of the Gerringong Headland master plan site with Land and Property Information NSW.(d) new streets must be constructed in the general location as shown in the Adopted Master Plan and must meet the objectives, general specifications, controls and public domain strategy as indicated in Part 5 (Public domain) of the Adopted Master Plan,(e) buildings must be constructed in the general locations as shown in the Adopted Master Plan and must, to the satisfaction of the Council, meet the objectives, general specifications, controls and private domain strategy as indicated in Part 6 (Private domain) of the Adopted Master Plan,(f) the design of buildings, including their vehicular access, must have regard to, and generally conform to, the design principles indicated in Part 7 (Illustrative housing types) of the Adopted Master Plan,(g) development for the purpose of co-ordinated housing may be carried out on the site instead of development in stages involving a subdivision creating separate lots and the subsequent erection of a dwelling on each of those lots, but only if the co-ordinated housing is consistent with the urban design principles contained in the Adopted Master Plan and, in particular, with the objectives and controls specified in Part 6 (Private domain) and Part 7 (Illustrative housing types) of the Adopted Master Plan, including the subdivision plan indicated in figure 6.2 (i).
In carrying out co-ordinated housing instead of such development in stages, there must be variation in the design of dwellings on each lot to prevent an homogenous style of housing and to provide (to the satisfaction of the Council) architectural interest, variety and an individuality in housing design and appearance as viewed from the public domain.
Co-ordinated housing in accordance with the requirements in this paragraph may be implemented over the whole or part of the site.
For the purposes of this paragraph, "co-ordinated housing" means development carried out as a combined subdivision and housing package,(h) The following development is prohibited:(i) residential subdivision or the erection of dwellings otherwise than in accordance with the Adopted Master Plan or an amended master plan adopted under the provisions of this plan,(ii) the consolidation or use of individual lots approved in a residential subdivision into larger lots (“super lots”) to enable development for the purposes of “integrated housing development”, “units for aged persons”, “villa homes and courtyard houses” or any other multiple-dwelling form of housing development defined under this plan or otherwise permissible under State Environmental Planning Policy-Seniors Living 2004 ,(iii) the creation of additional lots by the re-subdivision of residential lots created in accordance with the Adopted Master Plan,(iv) the erection of a dwelling-house on two or more lots or the consolidation of two or more lots into a single lot,(v) the carrying out of dual occupancy development.