Setbacks from rear boundaries
10 Setbacks from rear boundaries
Development for the purposes of a secondary dwelling or an ancillary structure must not result in a new building, a new part of an existing building or a new carport, garage, balcony, deck, patio, pergola, terrace or verandah having a setback from a rear boundary of less than the following—
for a lot with an area of at least 450m2 but not more than 900m2—
3m, and
if the development results in a new or existing building with a height of more than 3.8m—an additional amount equal to 3 times the height above 3.8m, up to a maximum setback of 8m,
for a lot with an area of more than 900m2 but not more than 1,500m2—
5m, and
if the development results in a new or existing building with a height of more than 3.8m—an additional amount equal to 3 times the height above 3.8m, up to a maximum setback of 12m,
for a lot with an area of more than 1,500m2—
10m, and
if the development results in a new or existing building with a height of more than 3.8m—an additional amount equal to 3 times the height above 3.8m, up to a maximum setback of 15m.
A dwelling on a lot with a rear boundary with a laneway may have a building line that abuts the boundary for up to 50% of the length of the boundary.
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