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1. This development is strongly opposed by many local residents and the proposal fails on many fronts when assesed against the following key planning assesment questions:

   1. How does the impact change the amenity of the affected property? Comparing current views of the property with the former outlook before work will show the amenity, functionality and traffic/pedestrian safety is destroyed by a 6+ foot fence running right down to the nature strip. A future development on the new slab will further encroach the views and common setback.
   2. How reasonable is the proposal causing the impact? Completely unreasonable, since this barrier does nothing but secure a small corner parcel of land to the detriment of the entire streetscape.
   3. How vulnerable to the impact is the property receiving the impact? No development potential is lost by either party if this development is suitably altered or better still, stopped completely.
   4. Does the impact arise out of poor design? A substantial impact reduction on neighbours and safety could be achieved by reviewing the lines, length and height of the dividing fence, as well as reviewing the slab development on the site boundary.
   5. Does the proposal comply with the planning controls? I would enquire as to whether the requirements of the dividing fences act are being adhered to, and furthermore if the upcoming slab development is for a shed there is no way the slab is 900mm from the boundary as per the SEPP for such development.

   I look forward to this proposal being adequately scrutinised and consequently denied.

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