Shoalhaven Local Environmental Plan 1985
Schedule 10Special Rural Lifestyle Areas
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Schedule 10 Special Rural Lifestyle Areas
Schedule 10 Special Rural Lifestyle Areas
(Clause 46 (5))
sch 10, hdg: Ins 6.10.1989. Am 31.5.2002.
| Special Rural Lifestyle Area No and Name | Objectives of Special Rural Lifestyle Area | | 1 | The objectives are—(a) to allow for rural residential development in a variety of lot sizes to suit topographical and environmental conditions, and(b) to have larger sized lots (1 hectare) fronting The Wool Road and near the estuarine wetlands with smaller allotments (4000 square metres) elsewhere, and(c) to preserve as much tree cover as possible, and(d) to limit road access to The Wool Road to one intersection point. | | 2 (Cabbage Tree Lane Area, Nowra Hill) | The objectives are—(a) to encourage rural residential development with a variety of allotment sizes appropriate to the location, and(b) to allow for the upgrading and realignment of Cabbage Tree Lane, and(c) to minimise direct access to Cabbage Tree Lane, and(d) to have appropriate lot sizes to the west to enable effective bushfire hazard reduction procedures, and(e) to have appropriate lot sizes to the south to allow for a noise transition zone, and(f) to protect the creek system and the areas in Flat Rock Creek catchment from sedimentation and pollution. | | 3 Coolangatta Mountain Area, Shoalhaven Heads | The objectives are—(a) to allow and promote the expansion of the Coolangatta Village Motel/Tourist facility, and(b) to enhance the heritage items of the area, and(c) to allow ancillary commercial tourist activity and the sale of products especially packaged under the Coolangatta label, and(d) to secure safe traffic access to Bolong Road through adjoining areas. | | 4 Coolangatta Mountain Area, Shoalhaven Heads | The objectives are—(a) the objectives are to allow for creation of up to 50 residential lots and the erection of a dwelling house and/or the carrying out of dual occupancy development (only where the development results in attached dwellings) on such allotment and/or 50 tourist accommodation units, and(b) to provide for landscape screening to maintain the rural and scenic character of the adjoining areas, and(c) to limit the height of any dwelling or tourist accommodation to single storey and a loft not having an overall height greater than 6 metres, and(d) all development to be in accordance with the ability of the land to absorb effluent. | | 5 South Coolangatta Mountain Area, Shoalhaven Heads | The objectives are—(a) to allow for up to 50 tourist accommodation units of not more than 80 square metres gross floor area each, and(b) to retain and protect existing screen vegetation, and(c) to minimise removal of vegetation and ground disturbance in the development and its associated access roads, and(d) to minimise the height and bulk of any buildings. | | 6 South Coolangatta Mountain Area, Shoalhaven Heads | The objectives are—(a) to allow for the creation of up to 12 rural residential allotments and the erection of a dwelling house and/or the carrying out of dual occupancy development (only where the development results in attached dwellings) on each allotment in accordance with the ability of the land to absorb effluent, and(b) to protect and enhance screening vegetation to the south, and(c) to prohibit the erection of building above the 50 metre AHD contour, and(d) to protect the trees above the 50 metre AHD contour. | | 7 East Coolangatta Mountain Area | The objectives are—(a) to allow for the creation of up to 6 rural residential lots and the erection of a dwelling house and/or the carrying out of dual occupancy development (only where the development results in attached dwellings) on each allotment in accordance with the capability of the land to absorb effluent, and(b) to limit the height of any dwelling to single storey and a loft area with an overall height of 6 metres, and(c) to provide landscape screening to maintain the rural and scenic character of the area, and(d) to prohibit the erection of buildings above the 38 metre AHD contour. | | 8 Bryces Road Area | The objectives are—(a) to allow for the creation of up to 18 rural residential lots and the erection of a dwelling thereon and/or the carrying out of dual occupancy development (only where the development results in attached dwellings) in accordance with the ability of the land to absorb effluent, and(b) to provide landscape screening to maintain the rural and scenic character of the area. | | 9 Backforest Road Area | The objectives are—(a) to allow for the creation of up to 4 rural residential lots and the erection of a dwelling thereon and/or the carrying out of dual occupancy development (only where the development results in attached dwellings) in accordance with the ability of the land to absorb effluent, and(b) to provide landscape screening to maintain the rural and scenic character of the area. | | 10 North-East Coolangatta Mountain Area, Shoalhaven Heads | The objectives are—(a) to allow up to 19 rural residential lots each and the erection of a dwelling house thereon and/or the erection of a residential flat building on two of the lots containing a total of not more than 10 dwellings all located within the building envelope shown on the map, and(b) the provision of adequate screening to maintain the rural character of the surrounding area. | | 11 (Tallow Wood Road, West Burrill Lake) | The objectives are—(a) to provide for up to 6 rural residential lots each with sufficient area to accommodate a dwelling-house, effluent disposal and vehicular access, and(b) to allow for the erection of a dwelling-house or the carrying out of dual occupancy development where the development results in attached dwellings on each of the rural residential lots created, and(c) to allow for the siting of buildings so as to minimise the hazard from bush fire, and(d) to preserve as much tree cover as possible, in particular that on the upper slopes, and(e) to provide for building sites with sufficient area to accommodate a dwelling-house, effluent disposal and vehicular access, to be identified at the subdivision stage, and(f) to ensure that appropriate arrangements are made for the treatment and disposal of effluent, and(g) to ensure that appropriate arrangements are made for the treatment and disposal of surface storm water drainage. | | 12 (Tallow Wood Road, West Burrill Lake) | The objectives are—(a) to provide for up to 5 rural residential lots each with sufficient area to accommodate a dwelling-house, effluent disposal and vehicular access, and(b) to allow the erection of a dwelling-house or the carrying out of dual occupancy development where the development results in attached dwellings on each of the rural residential lots created, and(c) to allow for the siting of buildings so as to minimise the hazard from bush fire, and(d) to restrict the height of buildings to 1 storey, and(e) to ensure that run-off is diverted away from direct discharge to Burrill Lake by way of a contour bank, and(f) to provide for building sites with sufficient area to accommodate a dwelling-house, effluent disposal and vehicular access to be identified at the sub-division stage, and(g) to preserve as much tree cover as possible, and(h) to ensure that appropriate arrangements are made for the treatment and disposal of effluent, and(i) to ensure that appropriate arrangements are made for the treatment and disposal of surface storm water drainage. |