Building articulation
13 Building articulation
Development for the purposes of a secondary dwelling, other than development on a battle-axe lot, must result in either the principal dwelling or the secondary dwelling having a front door and a window to a habitable room in the building wall that faces a primary road.
Development for the purposes of a secondary dwelling, other than development on a battle-axe lot, must result in either the principal dwelling or the secondary dwelling having a window to a habitable room in the building wall that faces a parallel road.
A secondary dwelling, other than a secondary dwelling that has a setback from a primary road of less than 3m, may incorporate an articulation zone that extends from the building line to a distance of 1.5m into the required setback from the primary road.
Development for the purposes of a secondary dwelling on a corner lot must result in either the principal dwelling or the secondary dwelling having a window in a habitable room—
with an area of at least 1m2, and
that faces and is visible from a secondary road.
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