Can you convert a workshop to granny if lands size is 448.9 sqm?

[malau]

If the land size (in Sydney) is 448.9, and the rest of the requirements are met, can I still build (convert the workshop) to granny? or have to be strictly 450sqm or above? Thanks

 

[RetireRich101]

If the land size (in Sydney) is 448.9, and the rest of the requirements are met, can I still build (convert the workshop) to granny? or have to be strictly 450sqm or above? Thanks

are you for real? you're short of 1.1m which is the size of a small shower cubicle.

 

[Propertunity]

If the land size (in Sydney) is 448.9, and the rest of the requirements are met, can I still build (convert the workshop) to granny? or have to be strictly 450sqm or above? Thanks

You might get it approved but probably it is a DA process more than a 10 day Private Certifier deal.

 

[Ideo]

are you for real? you're short of 1.1m which is the size of a small shower cubicle.

Complying development is a tick the box exercise. You don't meet that requirement you are out. No ifs, buts or maybes. So yes, he is clearly for real and it is a perfectly reasonable question.

OP. You'll have to check whether a secondary dwelling is permissible within the zone and go through a DA rather than complying development.

If a secondary dwelling is not permissible in the zone then you will not be able to do it.

 

[bryn]

my reading of the rule suggests that the 450sqm requirement is only for detached granny flats- if you convert part of the existing building, no minimum size requirement exists.

is that right?