Understand heritage policy as it relates to vehicle accommodation and access.
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It is policy to:
- Discourage new on-site car parking, garages, carports, and vehicle crossovers unless:
- Car parking is located to the rear of the property, where this is an established characteristic.
- Any new garage or carport is placed behind the principal or front part of the building (excluding verandahs, porches, bay windows or similar projecting features), and:
- It will be visually recessive;
- It will not conceal an original contributory element of the building (other than a plain side wall); and
- The form, details and materials will be respectful of the building, but not replicate details of the building.
- Ramps to basement or sub-basement car parking are located to the rear of the property, or to a side street or side lane boundary, where they would not visually disrupt the setting of the significant or contributory building, or impact on the streetscape character.
Figure 23: Vehicle entries located to rear of properties in Carlton and inner Melbourne as per the established characteristic.
Figure 24: Vehicle accommodation and access
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