Vacant Land – 1,016m² (approx.) – Rural Resource Zone
Escape to the edge of the West Coast wilderness with this 1,016m² (approx.) vacant block on Camp Road, Waratah. Set within the Rural Resource Zone, this raw parcel of land offers an affordable opportunity for those looking to secure a bush setting and explore future development options (STCA).
Currently, there are no reticulated services available to the property – no town water, sewer or stormwater – making this a true 'blank canvas' site that will require carefully considered onsite solutions.
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Key Property Features
• PID: 6997235
• Location: Camp Road, Waratah
• Land Size: 1,016m² (approx.)
• Zoning: Rural Resource Zone
• Services:
o No town water
o No sewer
o No stormwater
• Setting: Bushfire prone area (additional requirements apply – see below)
Rates $686
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Important Development & Access Information (STCA)
Any future development application for this site will need to address:
• Onsite servicing:
All required services (water supply, wastewater, and stormwater management) will need to be provided onsite and within the title boundaries, in accordance with relevant standards and council requirements.
• Legal access:
A legal access to the lot will need to be established prior to lodging a planning application. This is likely to involve creating a suitable legal access over the surrounding property to the unconstructed road reserve.
Independent legal advice is strongly recommended to guide you on how to secure appropriate access arrangements.
• Bushfire requirements:
The property is located within a Bushfire Prone Area. For a future dwelling, it is likely that a Bushfire Hazard Management Report and Bushfire Management Plan prepared by a suitably qualified bushfire hazard assessor will be required at building permit stage.
This may impact:
o Building setbacks
o Road access and driveway standards
o Building material choices and construction standards
Interested parties are encouraged to liaise with a qualified Bushfire Hazard Assessor (TasFire website) to:
o Confirm whether the site is suitable to meet bushfire requirements for a dwelling;
o Discuss whether a Part V Agreement may be required.
All intending purchasers should rely on their own enquiries and seek professional planning, bushfire and legal advice to ensure the land is suitable for their intended use.
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