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DESIGN GUIDELINES

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D E S I G N G U I D E L I N E S

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Perfect place to build your dream home

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With a central public reserve, bus and walking paths that link the

community to the existing surrounding suburbs, this master planned

community, will be a lively hub for this region.

We have engaged the region’s leading builders to offer you the

greatest choice to build your stunning new home at Twin Waters. Your

builder should be aware of the following guidelines, however it is your

responsibility to ensure your new home will meet all requirements

within this document.

Why design guidelines?

These design guidelines are an important part of ensuring that Twin

Waters is a quality community where each property contributes to

the overall look and value of the neighbourhood. While every house

reflects the individual owner, a consistent approach to streetscapes

and the treatment of public areas of the community are all part of

protecting your investment and those of other residents. Specifically,

the design guidelines will help ensure each individual home:

• Compliments each other and contributes to an attractive streetscape

• Combines to create a neighbourhood character which improves and

protects the lifestyle and property values at Twin Waters

• Reflects and protects the quality and value of the land

Twin Waters Estate delivers a stunning new residential community to the South Coast. Nestled around the old Quarry, surrounded by the Worrigee Nature Reserve and a short distance to local amenities, it offers the perfect place to build your dream home.

Welcome to Twin Waters Estate

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Orientation & Siting

g Only one dwelling per lot is permitted on 95% of lots within the subdivision. Only the Developer has

permission to identify a lot as “suitable” for further subdivision. No other lots within the Estate have

permission to be further subdivided until 2023 or 10 years from purchase. Any subdivision would then be

subject to Shoalhaven City Council approval

g All lots within Twin Waters have required setbacks from their front and side boundaries, please refer to the

plan of subdivision (including the 88B Instrument and DCP#91 for specific building exclusion zones)

g There shall be no vehicular access directly between any lot and Old Southern Road or between any lot

and Quinns Lane

The Dwelling

g Your home design faces the primary street frontage, unless the lot has a smaller street frontage than

12 meters in which case your home design may be orientated to fit the lot appropriately

g Your main building must be no less than 125sqm in gross floor area on lots greater than 300sqm

g The entry must be clearly visible with direct access to the home from the street frontage

g The dwelling must have a covered entry feature such as a verandah, porch or portico that is visible from the

street. The front of the verandah, porch or portico feature must be forward of the garage building line. In general

the proportion of the entry porch should be wider than deeper to avoid a tunnel effect, particularly if the

porch is integrated into the design rather than a separate element. An entry feature verandah, porch or portico

that projects forward of the main building line is encouraged. (Note: - Please refer to Council DCP91 for setback

requirements)

g The external colour palette uses a combination of finishes and shades that are harmonious with the natural

landscape and streetscape

g Any eaves visible from the street, must be a minimum of 450mm wide

Optic Fibre to the Home

g No external antennas or satellite dishes are to be located or positioned on the roof or façade facing

the primary street

g Your home must install or make allowance for optic fibre cabling in accordance with NBN Co In-Home

Wiring Guide

Building Requirements

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Corner Allotments

g Front façade design addresses both the primary and secondary street frontages and is a similar scheme

g Side boundary fencing is not more than 60% of the boundary length on the boundary that is the second street

g Setbacks, fencing and façade designs will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis to assist in maximising the lot

space with respect to a dual street frontage position.

g The secondary street frontage must have articulation in material, external wall alignment and / or an

inclusion of a window exposed in front of the fence line.

Fencing

g No front fence is allowed

g Side and rear fencing must be constructed of Colorbond in the colour Colorbond Woodland Grey or Grey

Ridge (or other named colours within the same tonal range such as Slate Grey)

g Side boundary fencing is not forward of the main front building line or not more than 1m from the front of

the house

g Side and rear fencing on lots NOT on or adjacent to the boundary line of the Public Reserve should be 1.8m

in height

g Side and rear fencing on lots on or adjacent to the boundary line of the Public Reserve should be 1.5m in

height and can be constructed of Colorbond or Galva-Bond Steel Rod Top fencing

Driveways, Letterboxes and Retaining Walls

g Driveway does not cover more than 40% of the overall front yard

g Driveway is built from exposed aggregate, asphalt or coloured concrete (no patterned or stencilled concrete)

g Letterbox is to be a low profile design, purpose built structure located forward of the building

g Size and position of the letterbox complies with Australian Post requirements

g Visible retaining walls compliment the home design and external colour scheme

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Building Requirements

Outbuildings and Ancillary Items

g No Outbuildings and Ancillary Items (like clothes lines, rainwater tanks, hot water, gas services and bin

storage) are to be visible from the primary street

g Solar Panels are not to be erected on the front elevation roof. Solar Panels should be erected on the rear

elevation roof OR on the side elevation roof provided the Solar Panels are located toward the rear section of

the side elevation roof, to minimise the visual impact from the street.

g Outbuildings are less than 36sqm in area and less than 3.0m high at the highest point and less than 2.4m high

at the gutter.

g Outbuilding and meter enclosures are consistent with the design of the home

g No exposed plumbing and electrical services are on the roof or façade facing the primary street

On Site Car Accommodation

g House design includes a lock-up garage

g The front garage wall is to be set behind the main building line unless the lot has a smaller street frontage

than 12 meters in which case your home design will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis.

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How to Submit Your Plans

Notes

Design Guidelines Endorsement

g Plans must be submitted to the developer, Tovedale Developments, for approval PRIOR to lodgement with

Shoalhaven City Council or a Certifier.

g After reviewing the submission, an email will be issued stating the submitted plans and documents comply

with the Twin Waters Design Guidelines and are Endorsed.

g The submission for Endorsement must include a fully completed Design Checklist Form and the relevant

documents noted on the Design Checklist Form.

g The Design Checklist Form is available on line at the Download Centre on the Twin Waters website

www.twinwatersestate.com.au or by request to Tovedale Developments

email [email protected] or telephone 0438 192 228.

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Further Information

If you have any queries about your Design Guidelines, please speak to your builder

or architect in the first instance.

For remaining queries, please contact:

Tovedale Developments:

Email: [email protected]

Web: www.twinwatersestate.com.au

Phone: 0438 192 228

Tovedale Development is part of the Druce DP Group - a proud locally owned

Australian company that has a reputation for quality subdivisions that are designed

with the local community in mind. We are both the civil construction company and

the development company who’s objective is to see our vision through to fruition.

We are one of the South Coast’s largest residential land developers, who only

create land developments in the South Coast of NSW. We have been delivering

innovative, high quality commercial, residential, retail and industrial property

developments since 1980.

CIVIL & ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING

This is an indicative outline and summary only of some information contained in the Restrictive Covenants contained within the contract.

These guidelines are subject to change without notice at Tovedale Development’s absolute discretion, so purchasers should review the contract carefully, make their own enquiries and obtain independent advice before proceeding.