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4.3 Home Occupations

4.3.1 Ancillary Character

  1. The activity must be ancillary to the use of the site for residential or rural use and occupy no more than 10% of the site or 150m2 whichever is the lesser.
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  3. The activity is carried out either wholly within the dwelling or within an accessory building erected or modified for the purpose and constructed to the satisfaction of Council.

Objectives/Policies
3.5.2.1 O1, O2 P1, P2, P3


4.3.2 Retailing

  1. Retailing of goods from the site shall be permitted in accordance with the access provisions in Section 9, Transportation subject to the provision of a minimum of four carparks on the site adjacent to the retail area.
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  3. Retailing of goods from the site shall not be permitted from those sites in the Rural or Rural-Residential zone having frontage to a State Highway.
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  5. Any area set aside for retail (inside or outside) shall not exceed 20m2.


Objectives/Policies
3.5.2.1 O1, O2 P1, P2, P3
3.8.2 O1, O2, O3, O4, O5 P1, P2, P3, P4

4.3.3 Signage

 

See Rule 3.5.

Objectives/Policies
3.5.2.4 O1, O2 P1, P2, P3, P5

 

Explanation

Council is limiting the scale and nature of home occupations to ensure that the character of the rural and residential areas is maintained and enhanced as expressed in the Objective for Amenity Values. Council acknowledges the contribution that home occupations make to the social and economic sectors of the community but has implemented controls to protect the amenity values of the district from the potential adverse affects and to preserve productive rural land for primary production.

 

Council’s principle concern with roadside stalls is to ensure that the adverse effects of traffic and parking both on-site and on the public road are adequately avoided, remedied or mitigated.

 

Council is ensuring that there are ongoing opportunities for agriculturalists to sell their produce from the property.


 

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