Sites adjoining residential zones

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Sites adjoining residential zones For any site adjoining a Residentially Zoned site: no part of any building, accessory building or structure may project beyond a line of 60° measured from a height of 19m above ground level from all side and rear boundaries that adjoin the Residentially Zoned site. This standard does not apply to: Fences or standalone walls no greater than 1.8m in height; Solar panel and heating components attached to a building provided these do not exceed the height by more than 500mm; Satellite dishes, antennas, aerials, chimneys, flues, architectural or decorative features (e.g. finials, spires) provided that none of these exceed 1m in diameter and do not exceed the height by more than 1m; and Lift overruns provided these do not exceed the height by more than 4m. Note: this standard prevails over the general height requirements specified in CCZ-S1. Assessment criteria where the standard is infringed: Dominance and shading effects on adjoining sites.

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Sites adjoining residential zones

Official source

Sites adjoining residential zones For any site adjoining a Residentially Zoned site: no part of any building, accessory building or structure may project beyond a line of 60° measured from a height of 19m above ground level from all side and rear boundaries that adjoin the Residentially Zoned site. This standard does not apply to: Fences or standalone walls no greater than 1.8m in height; Solar panel and heating components attached to a building provided these do not exceed the height by more than 500mm; Satellite dishes, antennas, aerials, chimneys, flues, architectural or decorative features (e.g. finials, spires) provided that none of these exceed 1m in diameter and do not exceed the height by more than 1m; and Lift overruns provided these do not exceed the height by more than 4m. Note: this standard prevails over the general height requirements specified in CCZ-S1. Assessment criteria where the standard is infringed: Dominance and shading effects on adjoining sites.