Hi all
I am going through the Parramatta LEP - as we are hoping to buying land, and building a second dwelling for us.
Ideally this lot will be a corner lot.
The following re front set back is not making sense to me:
not forward of the main building frontage unless integrated into the design of the principal dwelling and setback in accordance with provisions for dwelling houses
? secondary street frontage (corner allotments):
3 m
? rear lane: minimum 1.5 metres
http://www.wsud.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/PArra-City-DCP-Part-3.pdf
Trying to get an understanding of whether the new (secondary) dwelling needs to be in line with the primary dwelling? Or the house next door?
Re side set backs, for 2 storey, it notes: minimum 2 metres for 2 storeys
Does this mean 2 meters from each side???
Also, I understand the Floor to Space ratio is 0.5:1 - but just looking at google maps, I can see houses which look much bigger than this ratio. Are councils flexible with this? (esp for corner lots?). Do you normally have to subdivide to be able to build like this? I think - no.
Overall the criteria seems so difficult to meet!! Surely it cannot be too hard?!
Thanks!
Monalisa
I am going through the Parramatta LEP - as we are hoping to buying land, and building a second dwelling for us.
Ideally this lot will be a corner lot.
The following re front set back is not making sense to me:
not forward of the main building frontage unless integrated into the design of the principal dwelling and setback in accordance with provisions for dwelling houses
? secondary street frontage (corner allotments):
3 m
? rear lane: minimum 1.5 metres
http://www.wsud.org/wp-content/uploads/2012/07/PArra-City-DCP-Part-3.pdf
Trying to get an understanding of whether the new (secondary) dwelling needs to be in line with the primary dwelling? Or the house next door?
Re side set backs, for 2 storey, it notes: minimum 2 metres for 2 storeys
Does this mean 2 meters from each side???
Also, I understand the Floor to Space ratio is 0.5:1 - but just looking at google maps, I can see houses which look much bigger than this ratio. Are councils flexible with this? (esp for corner lots?). Do you normally have to subdivide to be able to build like this? I think - no.
Overall the criteria seems so difficult to meet!! Surely it cannot be too hard?!
Thanks!
Monalisa
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