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The proposal seeks Council approval to construct a new swimming pool and associated landscaping. The area of the site is 2, square metres. Currently existing on site is a two storey detached dwelling-house fronting Evans Street, which is identified as a heritage item in LEP Evans Street and Yanko Avenue are characterised by a mixture of single and two storey dwellings. Adjoining the site to the north is a single storey detached dwelling-house fronting Evans Street No. Located to the west of the proposed pool is a single storey dwelling-house 23 Evans Street. Deferred commencement approval on 7 th July subject to the following requirements:.

19 evans street bronte

Recommendation: That the application be approved in accordance with the attached report. Classification: Class 10b under the Building Code of Australia. The proposal is not considered to adversely affect the heritage significance of the existing heritage listed building at 19 Evans Street, Bronte. It is considered that the location of the pool filtration motor and pump unit within the masonry enclosure, which is appropriately ventilated, will minimise any noise nuisance to surrounding properties. The proposed screen landscaping surrounding the pool is considered to minimise any overlooking of adjoining properties. The location of the proposed pool and associated landscaping is to the south and is not considered to result in any overshadowing of the adjoining properties Nine submissions were received when the application was notified. Recommended for approval subject to conditions. The area of the site is 2, square metres. Adjoining the site to the north is a single storey detached dwelling-house fronting Evans Street No. Located to the west of the proposed pool is a single storey dwelling-house 23 Evans Street. The proposed pool structure is to be setback 0. Substantial landscaping is proposed in the pool surrounds. Under Clause 45 of Waverley Local Environmental Plan Council must consider the extent to which the carrying out of the proposed development would affect the heritage significance of the heritage item or a building, work or relic within a heritage conservation area. Under Clause 49 of Waverley Local Environmental Plan Council must take into consideration the likely effect of the proposed development on the heritage significance of a heritage item, heritage conservation area, archaeological site or potential archaeological site, and on its setting, when determining an application for consent to carry out development on land in its vicinity. The applicant submitted a heritage impact statement from Ruth Daniell, Conservation Architect who concludes:.

A final inspection of the completed pool is to be carried out by the Principal Certifying Authority prior to the pool being filled with water.

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Perched high for privacy and embraced by nature, this two-storey beachside semi basks in a perfect north aspect with unobstructed views over Bronte Gully underscoring a sense of tranquility and wellbeing. A five-bedroom layout with a choice of living spaces is the beach-loving family's dream but it's the landscaped garden that elevates the home with a private deck shaded by a beautiful olive tree bringing a splash of Mediterranean magic and complete with a sun-dappled lawn and beach shower. Renovated interiors blend classic charm with contemporary style with panoramic views from the upper level that give the ambiance of a treetop sanctuary with huge windows framing the vista and a pergola-covered terrace overlooking the garden conceived as an outdoor room. Built on sandstone foundations and featuring a lock-up garage, this bright and breezy beach house is on the corner of Gardyne Street in one of Bronte's best neighbourhoods. Back to Results. A Sun-Filled Family Beach House With Unobstructed Northerly Views Over Bronte Gully Perched high for privacy and embraced by nature, this two-storey beachside semi basks in a perfect north aspect with unobstructed views over Bronte Gully underscoring a sense of tranquility and wellbeing.

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The size of the pool suggests that the owners intend using the premises for conferences or a meeting centre. Accordingly, the northern section of the site is the most appropriate location for a pool, subject to appropriate mature screen planting along the northern side of the pool to minimise any impact upon adjoining properties. The property data is from the auction results and realestate websites. House: 4 4 2. The addition of the pool will increase the amount of commercial filming that takes place on the property. Properties on Evans Street 1 Evans Street. The levy rate is 0. The pool is set some 2. Concern regarding noise and air pollution from the proposed plant room serving the pool. View full details. It is considered that the location of the pool filtration motor and pump unit within the masonry enclosure, which is appropriately ventilated, will minimise any noise nuisance to surrounding properties. The proposed pool is not included as site coverage under DCP No.

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It is considered that the location of the pool filtration motor, pump and heater within a soundproof enclosure will minimise any noise nuisance to surrounding properties. Adjoining the site to the north is a single storey detached dwelling-house fronting Evans Street No. The size and scale of the proposed pool is in keeping with the size and scale of Ellsmore and its substantial grounds. The existing dwelling at 23 Evans street already contains a commercial-sized kitchen. A final inspection of the completed pool is to be carried out by the Principal Certifying Authority prior to the pool being filled with water. The application is for a long pool and associated landscaped surrounds and machinery room. Beautiful family home in tranquil beachside pocket. The proximity of tall planting to the northern boundary will provide a strong visual backdrop to the adjoining residences but is unlikely to have other undesirable impact, the type of trees proposed being evergreen and having compact root bowls. Ordinarily if this equipment was not enclosed, then this would present a noise issue to the subject and adjoining premises. Waste waters from the proposed pool being discharged into Sydney Water's sewerage system and in this regard, approved building plans MUST be submitted to the Building Plan section of Sydney Water at least fourteen 14 days prior to commencement of building operations. Class 10b.