Warringah Local Environmental Plan 2000
Part DBusinesses, offices and shops
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Part D Businesses, offices and shops
Part D Businesses, offices and shops
Streetscape
• Compliance with the objective standards outlined in the relevant Locality Statement.
• All work is contained within the previously approved envelope of the building.
• New entrances directly face the street or pedestrian thoroughfares.
Floor space
• There is no increase in the gross floor area of the currently approved building.
• There is no decrease to the gross floor area used for pedestrian access paths or for access to fire exits.
• No reduction in the fire safety measures for the building required to be provided in accordance with the Building Code of Australia and relevant Australian Standards.
Carparking
• Existing approved carparking spaces, including garages and carports, remain available for carparking as approved.
• Any increase in carparking demand, resulting from change of use, is met with the corresponding additional carparking provided on site in accordance with the general principle in clause 74 (Provision of carparking).
• Design of carparking areas is in accordance with the most recent Guide to Traffic Generating Developments (NSW Roads and Traffic Authority).
Food shops
• If the new shop is a food shop, then it must comply with all objective standards imposed on the proposed development by the Food Act 1989 and associated Regulations.
Compliance with general principles
Development will comply with the objective requirements in the following general principles outlined in Part 4—
• clause 43—Noise
• clause 74—Provision of carparking.