Transcription of Height In Relation To Boundaries
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OPERATIVE VERSION APRIL 2003 District Plan: Height In Relation To Boundaries Page 1 of 4 Height In Relation To BoundariesThe Height in Relation to Boundary Rules aim to avoidbuildings on one site physically dominating anothersite. The Rules also seek to address the effects thatthe positioning of new buildings or additions toexisting buildings may have in reducing neighbouringbuildings access to daylight and effect of the Rule is that the taller the proposedbuilding is, the further away from the boundary it mustbe. This is to ensure that sunlight and daylightaccess is not reduced. This Rule does not meanthat there will be no loss of sunlight to the neighbours,but rather it is intended to ensure that an adequatestandard of daylight/sunlight is still Operative District Plan PolicyThe Operative District Plan addresses Height inrelation to boundary issues through Policy andthe District Plan Rules
The Building Height Rules may, however, apply. 55° Northernmost 45° Eastern and Western 35° Southernmost 2.5m Ground Level Boundary Recession Planes for Living, Open Space, Rural Village, Coastal Village and Bush Living Environments District Plan Environment that joins the property that you are building on Living Open Space
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