WorksheetsComply with TP Part 2
Total questions: 17
Worksheet time: 9mins
What is one of the design objectives for maintaining and enhancing neighbourhood centres?
To ensure the height and setbacks of development maintain and enhance the established streetscape and traditional, low-rise, high street character.
To ensure the height and setbacks of development maintain and enhance the modern, high-rise, high street character.
To ensure the height and setbacks of development maintain and enhance the industrial, low-rise, high street character.
To ensure the height and setbacks of development maintain and enhance the suburban, low-rise, high street character.
What is required in an application to develop land according to the Buildings & Works Application Requirements?
Three dimensional drawings or photo montages depicting the proposed development in the context of nearby buildings.
A detailed financial report of the proposed development.
A list of all materials to be used in the construction.
A marketing plan for the proposed development.
What should an Environmental Sustainable Design Statement include for new buildings?
Excluding fences, walls, outbuildings and service installations.
Including fences, walls, outbuildings and service installations.
Only the main building structure.
Only the interior design elements.
What is the purpose of an acoustic report in the context of development?
To demonstrate how the design of the development achieves suitable indoor noise levels and protects residential uses within the development from external or potential internal noise sources.
To demonstrate the aesthetic appeal of the development.
To provide a financial estimate of the development costs.
To outline the marketing strategy for the development.
What is the definition of a street wall according to the document?
The back façade of a building along all street frontages.
The side façade of a building along all street frontages.
The front façade of a building along all street frontages.
The roof of a building along all street frontages.
How is the overall vertical height of a building measured?
From the base of the building to the top of the roof.
From the natural ground level to the peak of the roof or parapet.
From the street level to the top of the roof.
From the foundation to the highest window.
What is treated as a frontage onto a street and subject to the maximum streetwall height?
A frontage onto private property.
A frontage onto public open space or public car park.
A frontage onto a residential area.
A frontage onto a commercial building.
What is the minimum setback required from the primary street frontage for a building as specified in the Building height and setback requirements of the Schedule?
1.2 metres
1.4 metres
1.6 metres
1.8 metres
Development up to the street wall height should be built on or within how many millimeters of the site boundary along all street frontages?
100mm
150mm
200mm
250mm
What is treated as a frontage onto a street for the purpose of the setback requirement?
A frontage onto a private garden
A frontage onto a public open space or public car park
A frontage onto a private driveway
A frontage onto a private backyard
For building heights in excess of 14.5 metres, what is the required setback for development above the street wall height?
1.6 metres
3 metres
2 metres
4 metres
Which of the following is NOT a condition where a permit cannot be granted to vary the setback requirement?
Applies to alterations and/or additions to an existing building
Applies to a basement
Abuts a non-residential use
Applies to a new residential building
When a service lane/laneway separates a rear boundary from a property in a Residential Zone, which code should be applied for setbacks?
Building Code
ResCode
Fire Code
Safety Code
What is the first consideration for the responsible authority before deciding on an application?
Whether the proposed development achieves the design objectives and requirements of this schedule.
Whether the design of the development can accommodate an integrated mix of uses.
Whether the proposed development is appropriately recessed to reduce potential amenity impacts.
Whether the combination of heights, setbacks, and design treatment is sympathetic to the heritage place.
What should be considered regarding the design of the development to reduce visual bulk on service lanes/laneways?
Whether the proposed development achieves the design objectives.
Whether the proposed development is appropriately recessed.
Whether the design can accommodate an integrated mix of uses.
Whether the combination of heights and setbacks is sympathetic to the heritage place.
What should be used in preference to Australian Standards whenever possible?
Victorian Planning Scheme
New Zealand Planning Scheme
Queensland Planning Scheme
Western Australia Planning Scheme
Which Australian Standard is related to off-street car parking?
2890.1 Part 1
2890.3 Part 3
2890.6 Part 6
2890.2 Part 2
