Anambah Rise Design Guidelines

S I D E A N D R E A R F E N C E S •  In order to maintain uniformity throughout Anambah Rise, a common material for inter-allotment fencing is required. Side and rear boundary fencing should be lapped timber fencing. •  Side boundary fencing should be set back a minimum one metre behind the building line. Fence height will be 1.8 metres high. •  Where a residential lot abuts the rural landscape zone, perimeter fencing to such residential lots shall consist of open, rural style fencing for the length of the zone interface.

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Does your home have a contemporary facade and not resemble any period style architecture? Is your home energy efficient and have 450mm eaves? If your home is on a corner lot, does the architectural features/materials/finishes address both street frontages? Is your garage fitted with either a panel lift or tilt-a-door?

Is the pitch of the roof on your new home a minimum of 22.5 degrees?

Have you included a minimum of two materials, finishes or colours to the front facade of you new home? Have you selected a roof tile that is low profile?

Have you selected a roof colour (tile or Colorbond) from the recommended range?

Does the fascia and gutter match the roof colour?

Is the brick colour you selected for your new home in keeping with the recommended range? Does your driveway finish and colour comply with the recommended pattern and colour? Is there a minimum clearance of 500mm between the driveway and side boundary for planting Is your letterbox of masonry construction and does the colour/finish complement your homes finishes? Are the materials chosen for your retaining walls in keeping with the Design Guidelines? Are your services (air conditioning unit, hot water system, bins) screened from the street? Is your inter-allotment fencing lapped timber? Does your residential lot abut the rural landscape zone? If so, does the perimeter fencing consist of open, rural style fencing for the length of the zone interface?

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