DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MEETING TUESDAY 17 MARCH 2020 ATTACHMENT TO ITEM DV20.20 - LOT 2 (NO.15) ORANA CRESCENT, CITY BEACH
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DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE MEETING TUESDAY 17 MARCH 2020 ATTACHMENT TO ITEM DV20.20 LOT 2 (NO.15) ORANA CRESCENT, CITY BEACH
The Town of Cambridge does not warrant the accuracy of information in this publication and any person using or relying upon such Tuesday, 11 February 2020 information does so on the basis that the Town of Cambridge shall bear no responsibility or liability whatsoever for any errors, faults, defects or omissions in the information. 1:988
ORANA CRESCENT existing crossover assumed datum to 10.00 remain 4357 BOUNDARY 23.900 tow 10.000 existing driveway EXISTING BRICK PAVING 1991 bow 9.80 to remain TO BE REPLACED WITH AGGREGATE ( PEPPLED existing IMPREGNATED CONCRETE) retaining wall to remain 14348 tow 10.000 proposed proposed bow 9.350 1.2 high 1.0 high 28.100 5082 fence fence proposed 2013 1.2 high -2.2m existing limestone fence retaining wall to remain BOUNDARY 34.100 existing brick retaining Y wall to remain BOUNDAR existing residence proposed to remain 1.0 high fence BOUND ARY 2 8.200 CLIENT: 15 ORANA CRESCENT CITY BEACH DATE :17 01 2018 SCALE 1:200 PAGE 1-3
5400 350 4700 350 1200 high brick 1200 high brick pier with steel pier with steel column on top column on top 350 350 rwp rwp existing retaining rwp inside of wall steel post CEILING 1200 high @2200 brick pier 4810 4810 5510 5510 with steel column on top existing retaining rwp inside of wall 350 steel post rwp 350 rwp 1200 high brick pier -2.2m 2013 existing with steel retaining stairs column wall on top existing residence porch 350 4700 350 proposed new 5400 3112 balustrade to match front of the house 3000 1000 CLIENT: 15 ORANA CRESCENT CITY BEACH DATE :17 01 2018 SCALE 1:100 PAGE 2-3
proposed tiled pitch CEILING 1200 high brick 1000 rendered pier WHITE DULUX EXISTING 1000 color grey Dulux LEXICON WHITE 2200 RESIDENCE 100 Miller Mood ALUMINUM SLATS TO 1200 REMAIN EXISTING 1000 1000 STAIRS TO REMAIN EXISTING RETAINING WEST ELEVATION WALL TO REMAIN AND BE RENDERED SCALE 1:100 AND MATCH EXISTING HOUSE proposed tiled GREY DULUX pitch MILLER MOOD WHITE DULUX LEXICON WHITE ceiling 90x90 steel WHITE DULUX column LEXICON WHITE ALUMINUM SLATS 2200 100 GREY DULUX 1000 1200 MILLER MOOD STEEL POSTS existing brick 650 existing 1200 high brick brick rendered pier retaining wall retaining color grey Dulux to remain wall Miller Mood to remain NORTH ELEVATION SCALE 1:100 proposed tiled GREY DULUX pitch MILLER MOOD WHITE DULUX LEXICON WHITE WHITE DULUX ceiling LEXICON WHITE 90x90 steel ALUMINUM SLATS column BEYOND 2200 100 GREY DULUX 1000 1200 MILLER MOOD STEEL POSTS GL 200 1200 high brick GL EXISTING LIMESTONE rendered pier WALL color grey Dulux Miller Mood SOUTH ELEVATION SCALE 1:100 proposed tiled pitch CEILING NEW 1000 EXISTING FENCE 1200 high brick 2200 RESIDENCE rendered pier 100 100 TO color grey Dulux 1000 1200 REMAIN Miller Mood EXISTING GL WEST ELEVATION SCALE 1:100 CLIENT: 15 ORANA CRESCENT CITY BEACH DATE :17 01 2018 SCALE 1:100 PAGE 3-3
Development application site photographs Property Lot 2 (No. 15) Orana Crescent, City Beach Proposal Carport DA reference DA19/0391 Date of 10 January 2020 photographs Photograph 1: Subject site showing existing carport in primary street setback area taken from Orana Crescent looking south Photograph 2: Streetscape perspective of Orana Crescent looking east
From: Gary Mack To: Mackenzie Walmsley Subject: DA19/0391 – 15 Orana Crescent City Beach WA 6015 – Proposed Carport. Date: Sunday, 9 February 2020 1:30:25 PM Dear Mackenzie DA19/0391 – 15 Orana Crescent City Beach WA 6015 – Proposed Carport. We refer to your email of the 13 January 2020. City Beach Primary Street Setback 1. There is currently a flat roof steel double carport on the property – see photo. 2. This carport is significantly degraded with rust and is in need of replacement – see photos. The objective of this application is to replace this carport. 3. The block is in essence trapezoid in shape with the base facing the road (north end) and the apex at the rear (southern end) of the block. The position of the existing residential dwelling is such that a replacement carport cannot be practically located anywhere else on the property other than where the existing carport currently is located. 4. The carport is designed to minimise street scape dominance of the carport while at the same time increasing its street scape appeal. The objectives were achieved by: 1. Half height brick columns and then painted white steel beams, to provide the maximum visual permeability and sense of airiness and continuity. 2. Only four columns were used to support the roof. 3. A low pitched roof with the use of roof tiles that match the existing tiles on the existing dwelling and matching painted brick are used to provide a sense of continuity. 4. No other change is being made to the existing foundations or retaining walls. 5. In addition, the current carport is made of material (steel) that is different from the residence (rendered masonry). The current roof is flat. The existing dwelling’s roof is pitched. The existing carport from the street perspective presents as rusty and dilapidated and not in keeping with the main residence or other nearby dwellings and not in keeping with a standard that has emerged in the local precinct in terms of visual aesthetics and street scape appeal. Fencing within the Primary Street Setback Area 6. Please see amended plans. The proposed barrier at the rear (southern end) of the carport is proposed to be 1m height with a 75% permeability. While this is characterised as a “fence”, it is in fact a necessary safety barrier as there is a drop of approximetly 2.4 meter adjacent to the existing and proposed carport (southern end).
Carport width 7. Plans have been amended to reflect a width that conforms to Australian Standards. Levels 8. This was drafting error in terms of north south orientation and I have been advised that this has been corrected in the amended drawings submitted. The photos that I refer to above will be sent in a separate email. The revised site plan will be forwarded to you in a separate email. Kind regards Gary Mack M 0424 626 106 Click here to report this email as spam.
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