Proposal for manufactured home at Patonga
Central Coast Council has received a development application for the erection of a manufactured house at 11 Jacaranda Ave, Patonga, with an estimated cost of $512,600.
The application states: "The proposed residence will be built in the factory and therefore during construction will have minimum impact.
"Only single concrete pad footings are proposed, not strip footings.
"The proposal consists of a demolition of the dilapidated house and garage, and construction of a two-level four-bedroom residence and a separate double carport.
"The layout is separated into two main pavilions, a living pavilion and a sleeping pavilion.
"The garage provides a third pavilion.
"Removal of one tree from site is proposed.
"The proposed residence is predominantly single storey with a small (57 square) second storey.
"It will not affect the views of adjoining properties.
"It is proposed that one tree be cut down. This tree must be cut down to locate the building.
"Other trees will remain on site.
"The home has been designed with sustainability in mind: All double glazing, high levels of insulation, sustainable materials."
Mode Homes architect Mr Matt Dynon told Peninsula News the home would take about 14 to 18 weeks to build.
"Most of this time is in the factory in Sydney.
"The home will travel to site in six modules, therefore six trucks.
"The modules are up to 12.5m long and only 3.5m wide to allow cost effective delivery and successful negotiation of the bendy road down into Patonga.
"Positioning the modules takes place on site and finishing off usually constitutes about 20 per cent of the build time."
The proposal was on public exhibition until October 27 and no submissions were received.
SOURCE:
DA Tracker, 24 Nov 2021
DA63035, Central Coast Council
Media statement, 15 Nov 2021
Matt Dynon, Mode Homes