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C/AS1 SH Detached houses and buildings subdivided into multiple dwellings, provided that: • People from each dwelling have their own independent escape route to a safe place (ie, their own corridor and stairway), and • The buildings are no more than two units high (there is no limit on the number of units side by side).
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