Mount Moreland Zoning
22-04-2011 SCHEME AMENDMENT ADOPTION ADVICE: AMENDMENT OF THE UMHLANGA NO.1
TOWN PLANNING SCHEME BY THE ZONING OF THE MOUNT MORELAND INKONJANE AREA FOR MIXED USE AND OTHER PURPOSES IN
TERMS OF SECTION 13(1)(A) OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT NO.6 OF 2008 (21/7/3): Comment Ref No 8
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The following links are to the full documentation on
the proposed zoning of Mount Moreland including
Background, Motivation, History, Land Characteristics, new
zoning etc
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document PROPOSED AMENDMENT OF THE UMHLANGA No 1 TOWN PLANNING
SCHEME BY THE ZONING OF THE MOUNT MORELAND INKONJANE AREA FOR MIXED USE AND
OTHER PURPOSES INTERMS OF SECTION 13(1)(A) OF THE PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT ACT NO 6 OF 2008
More at http://www.durban.gov.za/durban/government/planning/planning-news/mount
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LAND USE ZONE: MIXED USE MOUNT MORELAND INKONJANE
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Tables including DEVELOPMENT
PARAMETERS: DENSITY
| INTENTION |
COLOUR |
PRIMARY USE |
LAND USE PERMITTED BY
SPECIAL CONSENT |
PURPOSE FOR WHICH LAND MAY NOT BE USED AND WHICH BUILDINGS
MAY NOT BE ERECTED AND USED |
• The Mount Moreland Mixed Use
Zone is intended to facilitate a vibrant mixed use
area
- That allows for the development
of a range of complimentary land uses including residential,
business, offices, civic and social uses that have been designed to take account of potential
noise from the nearby airport
- Fully linked to the support precinct 1 on the airport site
that
- Is
focused around the urban spaces and the main boulevard and
- Maximises the environmental opportunities associated with the wetlands,
fauna, flora and views
- The Mount Moreland Precinct Plan,
as prepared by The
Planning Initiative, is to be used a guide document
when assessing development application.
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Blue |
• Art
Gallery
• Arts and Craft
Workshop
• Bed & Breakfast
Establishment
• Boarding House(temporary
accommodation)
• Canteen
• Conservancy
• Convenience Shop
• Convention Centre
• Cottage Industry
• Exhibition Centre
• Flea Market
• Guest House
Establishment
• Health Club
• Home Business
• Home Business
• Hotel
• Launderette
• Office Building –General; Medical;
Professional
• Office Park
• Private Open
Space
• Professional Office
• Public Office
• Public Open Space
• Recreational Use
• Residential Building(Temporary
Accommodation)
• Shop
• Warehouse
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• Agricultural
Activity
• Agricultural Building
• Agricultural Land
• Base
Telecommunication
and Transmission
Station
• Bottle Store
• Business Park
• Caravan Park
• Car Wash
• Cellular Mast
• Child-minder Service
• Clinic
• Commercial Workshop
• Communication Tower
• Conference Facility
• Crèche
• Educational Building
• Fast Food Outlet
• Garage or Petrol Filling
Station
• Institution
• Parking Garage
• Place of Entertainment
• Place Of Public Assembly (Including
Place Of Worship)
• Place of Public Amusement
• Place Of Worship
• Restaurant
• Service Industry
• Sports Bar
• Tea Garden
• Wholesale Shop
• Any other land uses not specifically identified.
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• Builders
Yard
• Casino
• Cemetery
• Children’s Home
• Container Depot
• Correctional Facility
• Crematorium
• Dwelling House With Ancillary Unit (Existing Dwelling houses may be extended or
rebuilt)
• Extractive Industry
• Frail Care Centre
• Funeral Parlour
• Game Reserve
• General Industry
• Hospital
• Industrial Hive
• Light Industry
• Medium Density Housing
• Mobile Home
• Mobile Home Park
• Mortuary
• Nature Reserve
• Quarantine Area
• Residential Building(Permanent Accommodation)
• Restricted
Building
• Retirement Centre
• Special Industry
• Tavern
• Totalizer
• Undertaker
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| DEVELOPMENT PARAMETERS: DENSITY |
| MIXED USE A- Sites fronting onto urban place
north |
BUILDING
LINES |
BUILDING
SPACES
|
No. OF
UNITS/HA
|
MINIMUM
LOT SIZE
|
HEIGHT
|
COVERAGE
|
FAR
|
PARKING
|
PRIVATE
OPEN SPACE
|
ADDITIONAL
CONTROLS
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| STREET |
SIDE |
REAR
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• All development shall be substantially in accordance with the
Precinct Plan prepared for the
Mount Moreland area as amended from time to time. • A Site Development Plan is required for consideration of each
development. The SDP will relate to the
Precinct Plan. • A Landscaping Plan is required and should be prepared in
accordance with the Municipal
Landscaping Guidelines. • A Lighting Plan is required. • A Parking Plan is required. • Each development shall
be treated acoustically to the satisfaction of the Council. An acoustics
report detailing how each development
type is to be treated will be submitted with each Site Development
Plan. • No building plan will be considered
without the acoustics report
being approved. • Upon completion of the development, no completion certificate maybe
issued unless an independent
acoustics officer and the EHD
are satisfied that there commendations as contained in the
Acoustics report have been complied with. • All redevelopment subject to the
provision of sewage disposal to the
satisfaction of the
Municipality. • All redevelopment will require a storm
water management plan. • Coverage may be relaxed by Consent of
the Municipality in certain instances
where this is required to achieve
an enclosure of space along the main roads and around the parks and on
corner sites in particular • Redevelopment may trigger an EIA in
terms of the relevant
environmental legislation. The
Municipality may also call for
an Environmental Assessment where an EIA is not triggered. • All redevelopment will be subject to an
environmental management plan
approved by the
Municipality. • Site Development Plans and land use
applications must be commented on by
both the Civil Aviation Panel setup by ACSA and a Mount Moreland
Property Owners Association, or
its equivalent, prior to submission to the eThekwini Municipality for
approval. • Development or redevelopment of a site
or sites is precluded until such time as the necessary infrastructure is
in place and/or is adequate in
the municipality’s view for the needs of the particular land use
proposed. • 5 metre road widening to Charles and
Bond Streets and intersection splays is to
be donated on development or redevelopment. |
5m on Bond
Street with
20m reserve.
Nil once road
is upgraded
to 30m.
Rest 7,5m |
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N/A
|
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4
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40%
|
1
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In terms of
Clause 6.5 of
the Scheme |
No less than
25% of the
site shall
have a
permeable
surface and
include
landscaping.
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| MIXED USE B- sites fronting onto urban place south and
parts of main road |
BUILDING
LINES |
BUILDING SPACES |
No. OF
UNITS/HA |
MINIMUM
LOT SIZE
|
HEIGHT |
COVERAGE |
FAR |
PARKING |
PRIVATE
OPEN SPACE |
| STREET |
SIDE |
REAR |
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5m on
Charles Street
with 20m reserve.
Nil once road
is upgraded
to 30m.
Rest 7,5m |
|
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N/A
|
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3
|
40 %
|
1
|
In terms of
Clause 6.5 of
the Scheme |
No less than
25% of the
site shall
have a
permeable
surface and
include
landscaping. |
| MIXED USE E- remainder of area |
BUILDING
LINES |
BUILDING
SPACES |
No. OF
UNITS/HA |
MINIMUM
LOT SIZE
|
HEIGHT |
COVERAGE |
FAR |
PARKING |
PRIVATE
OPEN SPACE |
| STREET |
SIDE |
REAR |
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| 7,5m |
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N/A
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2
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35%
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0.7
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In terms of
Clause 6.5 of
the Scheme |
No less than
25% of the
site shall
have a
permeable
surface and
include
landscaping. |
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TABLE B: RESERVATION OF LAND
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USE FOR WHICH
LAND IS RESERVED |
ADDITIONAL CONTROLS |
COLOUR NOTION ON
SCHEME MAP |
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSERVATION
RESERVE |
Publically owned land dedicated to the conservation
and management of natural areas of land and/or water for the ecosystem goods and services that the
areas provide and the biodiversity which they support.
Within an Environmental Conservation Reserve, without the prior written authorisation from the
municipality's Environmental Planning and Climate Protection Department: -
1. No earthworks, development or the erection of any structure, including but not
restricted to buildings, fencing, swimming pools, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure
(including evapotranspiration areas for on-site sanitation), roads, tracks, driveways, walking or
cycling trails or dams, shall be permitted.
2. No landscaping or planting of any vegetation, unless it is a requirement for the
rehabilitation of the environment in terms of a management plan agreed with the municipality, shall
be permitted.
3. No harvesting, collecting, cutting, hunting or otherwise damaging of flora or
fauna and soil and water resources, shall be permitted.
4. No vehicles, motorised or unmotorised, other than on established roads,
driveways or tracks, shall be permitted.
5. No pets or other domestic animals shall be permitted.
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Yellow (to be determined) |
Documents Courtesy of Tongaat Hulett Developments, Dube
Tradeport, ACSA and eThekwini
Zoning Process
• Initiation Approved by Council – 25 Aug 2010
• Advertisement – 10 Sept 2010
• Public Meeting – 21 Sept 2010
• Close of Comment Period – 29 October 2010
• Assessment of Comments & Report
• Town Planning Committee
• Hearing (decision to hold within 21 days, if hearing then within 60 days thereafter)
• EXCO & Council Adoption – 90 days
• Parties advised – 14 days (mid February)
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Directors
- Angie Wilken, Hennie Wilken, Ray Van der Poll, Craig Shepperson, Preban Kristensen, Colin Augustine, Alister
Stark, Ian Stewart, Bruce Jones, Robin Johnson,
Ison Sheng Liu, Keith Doyle , Nic North-Combes, Laraine Barlow, Melanie Wilkinson, Hayley Esteves, Eddie Forbes, Michelle Stoyell, Jason
Jamun
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