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A dwelling house means a residential use of premises involving:
A Dwelling house is generally accepted development subject to requirements and therefore may not require a development approval from Council if it is located in one of the following zones or local plan precincts:
A Dwelling house (including extensions) may require a development approval from Council when:
In certain circumstances where a dwelling house does not require a development approval, it may instead require a referral to Council for assessment in accordance with State Government planning regulations.
The Dwelling house code ensures residential development is appropriate and creates liveable, safe and attractive environments. The code applies when assessing Material change of use and Building work for dwelling houses in:
The Dwelling house code is not applicable to dwelling houses in any other zone or precinct. Instead, dwelling house requirements are contained in the relevant zone code. The Dwelling house code contains assessment benchmarks (requirements) for:
Assessment benchmarks (requirements) for a dwelling house are contained in either the Dwelling house code (section 9.3.1) or relevant zone code in Part 6. Planning scheme policy – Residential design(PDF, 20MB) provides additional information and guidance about satisfying assessment benchmarks identified in the planning scheme.