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Building Inspections Melbourne – Dual Occupancy Sites

Posted on March 26, 2013 by Editor

Build It Building Inspections Melbourne

Besides being asked are there any faults and how much $$$$$ will it cost to fix, Build It Building Inspections Melbourne also provide advice on town planning requirements. Out of Clauses 54, 55 and 56 the most commone wuestion relates to Clause 55.

“Is this site ok to build units?”

There are many factors to be considered when hunting for a dual occupancy site, but firstly we will go through Clause 55. “Two or more dwellings on a lot and residential building”. ResCode is like a book of guidelines for town planning. Although various municiplaities have specific requirements, ResCode is the underlying rule book.

It should be noted, Build It Building Inspections Melbourne, holds no responsability for the following information relating to town planning approvals. The following information is indicative and should be double checked with your relevant council as every site is different.

Build It Building Inspections Melbourne will cover the thirty four objectives of Clause 55 over the next few blogs. Today we will just list them, and we will also outline the town planning process in the next blog. Objectives are guidelines, in other words, factors you need to satisfy for town planning approval.

Neighbourhood Character Objective. Residential Policy Objective. Dwelling Diversity Objective. Infrastructure Objective. Intergration with the street Objective. Street setback Objective. Building height Objective. Site coverage Objective. Permeability Objective. Energy Efficiency Objective. Open space Objective. Safety Objective. Landscaping Objective. Access Objective. Parking location Objective. Parking provision Objective. Side and rear setbacks Objective. Walls on boundaries Objective. Daylight to existing windows Objective. North facing windows Objective. Overshadowing open space Objective. Overlooking Objective. Internal views Objective. Noise impacts Objective. Accessibility Objective. Dwelling entry Objective. Daylight to new windows Objective. Private open space Objective. Solar access to open space Objective. storage Objective. Design detail Objective. Front fence Objective. Common property Objective. Site services Objective.

Build It Building Inspections Melbourne will define the above objectives in future blogs. Next blog Build It Building Inspections Melbourne will outline the town planning process.

If you should have any questions relating to this please feel free to email us through our website: www.buildinginspectionsvic.com.au or email joe@buildinginspectionsvic.com.au