Mixed Use Development 3A* & 3B zones Employment 4 zone
  In 3A* and 3B Zones Woodville Rd Mixed Use (10) Zone North Granville Mixed Use (10) Zone Westmead Mixed Use (10) Zone Northmead Off Briens Rd Mixed Use (10) Zone
Height Maximum 3 storeys Maximum 3 storeys and maximum wall height of 10.5m Maximum 5 storeys. Additional storey may be permitted on corner lots to reinforce the corner element Maximum 4 storeys fronting primary street
Maximum 3 storeys fronting secondary street/lane
Maximum 3 storeys Maximum 3 storeys Maximum 12 metres
Street Setback

2 metres for residential

9 metres for residential

nil at ground floor for 50% of building frontage where use is non-residential

Nil for non-residential

2m for residential

Nil for non-residential

2m for residential

Nil for non-residential

2m for residential

Nil for 3A zones

3B zones to be determined on merit/site context

Correspond to existing predominant building line in street
Rear Setback 15% length of site

10 metres for ground & first floors

2nd floor setback is to fit within a plane projected at 45 degrees from the top of the first floor

40% length of site

Corner sites 40% of length and width of site

Nil at ground level for non-residential development except for area bounded by Darcy Rd, Mons Rd & Cardillo St where rear setback is 6m 15% length of site Dependent on impact on amenity of adjoining development Dependent on impact on amenity of adjoining development
Side Setback 1.5m 6 metres Nil

If party wall-Nil

If no party wall - 1.5m on ground & first floor; 3m on 2nd floor & above

If party wall-Nil

If no party wall - 1.5m on ground & first floor; 3m on 2nd floor & above

Dependent on impact on amenity of adjoining development Nil where no impact on streetscape or amenity of adjoining development
Minimum Site Frontage Minimum 18m Minimum 25m Minimum 18m Minimum 18m Minimum 18m - -

* Excludes the Centre Business 3A Zone at Epping.

The controls for development in this centre are contained in the Epping Commercial Centre Masterplan adopted by Council in December 1999.