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S9.1 Rescode 55 Part 1

Total questions: 14

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Under what condition can an alternative design solution be considered according to Clauses 55?

a)

If it meets at least one objective

b)

If it is approved by the local community

c)

If the responsible authority is satisfied it meets the objectives

d)

If it follows the relevant standard without variation

2.

In Scenario 1 for determining the street setback of a new dwelling with existing abutting dwellings on each side, how is the setback calculated?

a)

By averaging the setbacks of the two existing dwellings

b)

By adding the front setbacks of the two existing dwellings (Setbacks A and B) on the abutting lots and dividing by two

c)

By taking the larger of the setbacks of the two existing dwellings

d)

By using a fixed setback distance of 9 meters regardless of the existing dwellings

3.

In Scenario 2, if the front setback from the existing dwelling is greater than 9 meters, what is the maximum allowable front setback for the new dwelling?

a)

9 meters

b)

The same as the existing dwelling, regardless of distance

c)

10 meters

d)

There is no maximum, it can be set to any distance

4.

How is the other street frontage treated once the front setback has been chosen on a corner lot?

a)

It is treated as a rear setback

b)

It is treated as a side setback

c)

It is treated as an additional front setback

d)

It is not considered for setback purposes

5.

What is the minimum side setback requirement for a new dwelling on a lot with two or more dwellings from the boundary?

a)

1 meter

b)

2 meters

c)

3 meters

d)

4 meters

6.

How many front street setbacks are allowed when there is a proposal to develop two or more dwellings on a lot?

a)

One for each dwelling

b)

Two, one for each street frontage

c)

Only one front street setback for the purposes of this standard

d)

No front street setbacks are allowed

7.

Under what condition can the maximum building height exceed 9 meters but not exceed 10 meters?

a)

If the building is in a residential zone

b)

If the slope of the natural ground level at any cross section wider than 8 meters of the site of the building is 2.5 degrees or more

c)

If the building uses eco-friendly materials

d)

If the building is designed by a renowned architect

8.

What components are included in the total building area for the purpose of calculating site coverage?

a)

Dwelling and verandah only

b)

Dwelling, verandah, and garage

c)

Dwelling, verandah, garage, and garden shed

d)

Dwelling and garage only

9.

How is site coverage percentage calculated for a two-dwelling proposal?

a)

Total site area divided by total building area multiplied by 100

b)

Total building area divided by total site area multiplied by 100

c)

Total garden area divided by total site area multiplied by 100

d)

Total garage area divided by total site area multiplied by 100

10.

What minimum percentage of the site should not be covered by impervious surfaces according to the permeability requirement B9?

a)

10%

b)

20%

c)

30%

d)

40%

11.

How close can a carport be constructed to a side or rear boundary and still be subject to the height restrictions mentioned?

a)

Within 200 mm

b)

Within 1 meter

c)

Within 1.5 meters

d)

Within 2 meters

12.

What is the maximum allowable height for a boundary wall as per the diagram?

a)

1 meter

b)

2 meters

c)

3 meters

d)

4 meters

13.

How close can a new wall be constructed to the side or rear boundary of a lot?

a)

Within 100 mm

b)

Within 200 mm

c)

Within 500 mm

d)

Within 1 meter

14.

According to the guidelines, walls should not abut the boundary for a length of more than:

a)

10 meters plus 25% of the remaining length of the boundary

b)

10 meters plus 50% of the remaining length of the boundary

c)

15 meters plus 25% of the remaining length of the boundary

d)

20 meters plus 25% of the remaining length of the boundary